Education University of British Columbia

Overview

The Education programme at the University of British Columbia provides a comprehensive graduate experience designed to foster critical and creative thinking regarding contemporary academic issues. Students can choose between a research-intensive thesis route or a professional coursework path to suit their specific career objectives.

Why Education at the University of British Columbia?

The University of British Columbia offers a unique environment where scholar-practitioners collaborate within a close-knit learning community. The programme is specifically tailored for working professionals, providing flexible delivery methods such as evening, summer, and online classes. Students benefit from a rich integration of educational theories and research methodologies, with a strong emphasis on practical application within their own professional contexts. The Okanagan campus also provides access to specialised research hubs, including the Centre for Mindful Engagement and the Reading, Language, and Mathematics Lab.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 5678 per year
• National fee: CAD 2681 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to provide a balance of core theoretical knowledge and elective specialisation. Modules may include:

• Curriculum Issues and Theories
• Research Methodology in Education
• Readings and Discourse in Education
• Teacher as Researcher
• Capstone Project
• Thesis

Careers with Education

Graduates of the programme are well-prepared for advanced leadership roles and specialised positions across the educational sector. The skills acquired during the course enable alumni to pursue diverse career paths in both public and private organisations.