Educational Studies and Leadership

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Degree:

Master of Education (M.Ed.)

Level:

  • Graduate

Program Options:

  • Major
  • |
  • Course-Based

Start term:

Fall

Duration:

2.5 Years

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School of Education

Why Study Educational Studies and Leadership at Bishop’s?

The Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Educational Studies and Leadership is a 45-credit program that lead students to further their scholarly and professional development as administrators, educational leaders, educators, and researchers for work in educational institutions and in other organizational, professional, and community settings where enhancing learning for the social, cultural, digital, and economic needs of the 21st century are at the forefront. Students engage with the social, historical, cultural, and linguistic dimensions of education and consider issues of power, diversity, gender, and marginalization in education.

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Did you know?

Our faculty brings together diverse perspectives and experiences in education, with expertise spanning curriculum studies, early childhood education, gender studies, the history and philosophy of education, Indigenous education and land-based learning, language and literacy, assessment and evaluation, policy studies, rural education, reflective practice, social justice and anti-racism, and STEM and STEAM. Working with our outstanding researchers and experts in education, you will develop innovative research, writing, teaching, and leadership skills.

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