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MEd in Educational Leadership: Post-Secondary (Victoria)
Method of delivery: In-person |
Applications open: November 1, 2022 |
Applications close: April 14, 2023 |
Next start date: ---- |
Applications are closed; program has been cancelled
Collaboratively developed by Simon Fraser University (SFU) and Camosun College, this cohort-based program develops the research capacity and leadership skills of educators who are currently working in diverse educational contexts and will equip them for innovative practice in their contexts. The graduates of our program are well placed to make carefully considered and evidence-based decisions as educational leaders across the B.C. and Canadian educational systems.
Designed For
Working professionals who are engaged in post-secondary, adult education, or similar areas of education
Program Structure
- 2 year, 32-unit program (7 courses)
- In-person classes held at Camosun College in Victoria, B.C.
- Classes meet every second or third week on Friday evenings and Saturdays
Intake Schedule
Applications are accepted on a biennual basis.
Next Start Terms
Program Design
Designed with working professionals in mind, this two-year degree program offers the opportunity to obtain a high-quality master's degree. Our cohort-based model allows students to work through the program and coursework together (18-24 students).
This program is designed to allow students to focus on improvement of practice through the study of educational theory, philosophy and practice.
In a cohort, students will:
- Enrich their understanding and critical thinking skills as they learn about historical and contemporary issues of education (and educational systems) in British Columbia, Canada, and internationally
- Explore various issues in education through leadership theory, organizational theory, policy processes, research, as applied to their practice.
- Develop and articulate an ethical interpretative framework from the scholarly works throughout their courses to guide their own thinking, discourse, and actions in scholarly and professional communities
- Demonstrate ongoing self-reflection and critique to one's own ways of thinking and practicing that illustrates one's understanding and application of leadership in relationship to one's professional practice and program experiences.
Courses
Students complete:
EDUC 818-3 Leadership Studies
This course examines three interrelated aspects of educational leadership studies of conceptual and theoretical foundations, with a particular emphasis on ethics of leadership; current research in the field, including feminist and cultural critiques; and topical issues and problems of leadership practice. Considerations of leadership character and role, power and authority in organizational relationships, and organizational goal achievement are central to the course.
EDUC 719-3 Research Approaches in Educational Leadership
Covers research methods, with special reference to research in Education Leadership. Fundamental theories, practices, and ethical issues of educational research are discussed. The course addresses some of the fundamental challenges and decisions in designing and using educational research.
EDUC 817-3 Policy Processes
This course examines three interrelated aspects of policy studies as a critical function of the educational leadership role: conceptual and theoretical foundations concerning policy, policy actors, and policy processes; current research in the field; and topical issues and problems. It also considers social, economic and political contexts (e.g. technologization, corporatization, pluralism) and how they affect education.
EDUC 806-5 Selected Problems in Higher Education
This course draws together key theories and ideas explored throughout the program. A focus of this course is to connect theory and its practical application in students' professional practice.
EDUC 813-3 Organizational Theory and Analyses
This course critically examines organizations in which educational leaders work from different theoretical perspectives and in light of research evidence. It also critiques several past and current reform initiatives, and explores specific topics in-depth. A central and pervasive question of the course concerns organizational purposes, especially with respect to learning, and how these purposes are served by organizational structures and processes.
EDUC 904-5 Fieldwork III
Fieldwork III
EDUC 904
EDUC 889-10 Educational Leadership Research Project
An action research or original research project dealing with a specific problem in education practice, leadership, administration, organizational theory, or policy. The study must result in the preparation of a formal paper and public presentation. Projects are evaluated per SFU Graduate General Regulation 1.9.1 and submitted to the library. Graded on a satisfactory/unsatisfactory basis. Students with credit for EDUC 881 may not take this course for further credit. Prerequisite: EDUC 719.
Program courses and order of delivery subject to change.
Camosun College, Victoria, B.C.
The Educational Leadership: Post-Secondary MEd program take places at Camosun College in Victoria, B.C.
The Faculty of Education respectfully acknowledges the traditional unceded territories Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ peoples on which this program takes place.
Where can this program take you? The world is changing rapidly and so is the full range of career and academic opportunities that await.
Further Studies
- Graduates of this program may be interested in pursing an Educational Leadership EdD (offerings and locations vary)
LEARN MORE ABOUT THIS PROGRAM
Curious to know more about the program?
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Barbara Djokic Program Assistant
EdD and MEd Programs, Community Graduate 778-782-8099 educedd@sfu.ca SUR 5260