The Master of Education at the University of Windsor offers three areas of concentration: Curriculum Studies, Educational Administration and Leadership, and Second Language Acquisition, Culture and Society. Students choose between a course-based stream and a major paper or thesis stream, and a fully online option is available for the Curriculum Studies and Educational Administration and Leadership concentrations. The program admits students for Fall and Winter intakes. Admission requires a four-year undergraduate degree or equivalent, academic standing equivalent to 70% or better in the final two years of full-time equivalent study, and at least one year of successful professional experience in teaching or training, along with a statement of academic objectives and research interests and a selection-of-concentration form. Graduates are prepared for advanced roles in education, including curriculum design, educational leadership, and language education.
Requirements
Minimum GPA:70.00 / %
Admission Requirements: Applicants require a four-year degree or equivalent, academic standing equivalent to 70% or better in the final two years of full-time-equivalent study, and at least one year of successful professional experience in teaching or training, along with a Statement of Academic Objectives and Research Interests and a Selection of Area of Concentration form.