Education (Feminist and Gender Studies) University of Ottawa

Overview

The Education (Feminist and Gender Studies) programme at the University of Ottawa offers a unique collaborative environment for students to engage in high-level academic research. This Master of Arts in Education allows candidates to integrate their primary educational studies with rigorous analyses from feminist and gender perspectives. Students benefit from a bilingual setting in the heart of Canada's capital, fostering a deep understanding of how gender, sexuality, and social identities intersect within various educational frameworks.

Why Education (Feminist and Gender Studies) at the University of Ottawa?

The Faculty of Education is a recognised leader in research, hosting six Research Chairs and seven dedicated Education Research Units. Students gain access to five specialised research laboratories that focus on diverse projects ranging from digital literacy to social justice. The university's location in Ottawa provides an exceptional range of resources in both English and French, allowing for a multicultural and linguistically rich academic experience. Furthermore, the faculty receives some of the highest levels of research funding in Canada, ensuring that students are supported by cutting-edge facilities and expert faculty members who are pioneers in their respective fields.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 11420 per semester
• National fee: CAD 2986 per semester

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Research Methodologies
• Quantitative Research
• Qualitative Research
• Methods of Qualitative Analysis
• Feminist Methodologies
• Feminist Theories
• Development and Evaluation of Data Collection Instruments

Careers with Education (Feminist and Gender Studies)

Graduates of this programme are prepared for advanced professional roles that require a sophisticated understanding of equity and gender issues.

The programme equips students with the graduate qualifications needed to enrich their careers and have a positive impact on the community through informed research and leadership.