Curriculum Studies

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Master of Education (M.Ed.)

Designed for teachers in K–12, post-secondary, and informal education, this program explores the connection between theory and practice in curriculum research, design, and leadership, while building expertise in educational technology and communication.

Education, cross-departmental

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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

This thesis-based research degree trains graduates with goals of conducting education research for government, school divisions, First Nations and other research organizations.

Educational Administration

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Master of Education (M.Ed.)
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

Explore problem- and inquiry-driven understandings of educational issues in the administration and leadership of organizations, communities and government.

Educational Foundations

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Master of Education (M.Ed.)

Educational Foundations is an integrated program focused on social and ecological justice in education. Graduate students engage in research and coursework across areas such as Indigenous education, anti-racist and anti-oppressive practices, and gender and sexuality studies.

Educational Leadership

Professional Doctor of Education (Ed.D.)

This professional doctorate equips educators with the insight, tools and wisdom to impact lives and create thriving communities.

Educational Psychology and Special Education

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Master of Education (M.Ed.)

This research-intensive program offers thesis and course-based options in Special Education or Measurement and Evaluation. Graduates may move into leadership and consultative roles in schools, government, and post-secondary institutions, or work as data analysts, assessment specialists, and psychometricians in research and testing organizations, depending on their stream.

Educational Technology and Design

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Master of Education (M.Ed.)

Educational Technology and Design faculty and instructors are Canadian leaders in research and approaches focused on the social, professional and pedagogical influences of technology in learning. This M.Ed program is completely online and offers flexible part-time and full-time options. Enroll today and expand your skills and ability to thrive in an online teaching and learning environment.

English as an Additional Language Education

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Post-Degree Certificate in English as an Additional Language Education (PDCEAL)

The Post-Degree Certificate in English as an Additional Language Education is the only certificate program of its kind in Canada intended for practicing K–12 teachers. Offered online by the Department of Curriculum Studies, it provides specialized knowledge and professional certification to support diverse learners.

Health Professions Education

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Master of Education (M.Ed.)
Graduate Certificate (G.Cert.)

These online programs are intended for health professionals training students in clinical and classroom settings. The M.Ed is designed to allow students to continue working full-time while pursuing course work and allows greater flexibility through the delivery of two certificate programs that can be laddered into a master's degree.

Indigenous Land-Based Education

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Master of Indigenous Land-Based Education (M.I.L.B.E.)

This program provides educators with a knowledge base in Indigenous pedagogy, restoring connections to the land that have been severed through colonization.

Indigenous Languages (Cree)

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Certificate (Cert.)

This certificate was designed to reverse the trend in the erosion of Indigenous languages as called for by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. Our certificate immerses students in Cree language instruction and pedagogy to enable graduates to teach the language in Saskatchewan settings.

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning

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Master of the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (M.SoTL.)
 Graduate Certificate in the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (G.Cert.)

The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning is a growing area of study devoted to conducting educational research within and across academic disciplines and sharing the results publicly.

Technical Vocational Education

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Bachelor of Education (B.Ed.)
Certificate in Secondary Technical Vocational Education (C.S.T.V.E.)

If you hold a journeyperson’s certificate and want to teach your trade at the high school level, this program is for you. Your trade becomes your first teaching area, and you’ll gain the skills to pass it on. Choose a three-year B.Ed. or a one-year certificate and start shaping the next generation of tradespeople.