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Duration
up to 3 years
Tuition
$11,280
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Live Online
Credential
Degree
Year Founded
1853
Scholarships
yes
St. Francis Xavier’s Master of Adult Education Program is an exclusively online, three year program that focuses on the connection between theory and practice for those looking to advance themselves in the world of adult ed. Learners who complete the program will be able to apply their new stills in areas such as community college and health sectors, among others.
Workplace based learning, community learning, and professional development is critical for growth and resilience in an ever changing world, so this program was designed for learners who need to think fast and critically. This is Canada’s oldest distance and part-time Master of Adult Education program, spanning more than five decades.
Students may choose between a course based option or a thesis based option, each delivered with a blend of synchronous and asynchronous courses. Graduates will be able to use their newly acquired skills in community development, higher ed, not for profits, and the healthcare sector.
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor of Education degree or equivalent with at least a 70 per cent average.
- Two years of teaching experience.
What You’ll Learn
- Adult teaching techniques.
- How to teach in a variety of settings including community colleges and healthcare.
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Student Reviews (13)
Deepened my understanding of leadership
Paul Hamilton
Antigonish • February 18, 2026Graduated From
Master of Education
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I found the Master of Education program to be a solid graduate experience overall. It offered a good balance between educational theory and practical research skills, with options to tailor the degree through coursework, a project, or a thesis. The fac...
I found the Master of Education program to be a solid graduate experience overall. It offered a good balance between educational theory and practical research skills, with options to tailor the degree through coursework, a project, or a thesis. The faculty were supportive and the flexible structure made it possible to study while working. The program gave me confidence in my teaching practice and helped deepen my understanding of leadership and curriculum, which has been useful in my career
Ready for real healthcare settings
Shelley McDonald
Antigonish • February 18, 2026Graduated From
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
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I had a positive experience in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. The training was thorough and focused on preparing competent, caring, and critically thinking nurses ready for real healthcare settings. The small, close-knit community made it ...
I had a positive experience in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. The training was thorough and focused on preparing competent, caring, and critically thinking nurses ready for real healthcare settings. The small, close-knit community made it easy to get support from faculty and peers, and the hands-on clinical experiences helped bridge classroom learning with practical skills.