
Brandon University offers a Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree with multiple pathways and areas of specialization. Students can choose between a course-based route, requiring 36 credit hours of coursework, or a thesis-based route, which involves 27 credit hours of coursework and a 9 credit hour thesis. The thesis route can be pursued after completing 15 credit hours, including two core courses, and obtaining departmental approval. Students can specialize in Inclusive Education, Guidance and Counselling, Educational Administration, or Curriculum and Pedagogy. Note that the Guidance and Counselling specialization is not currently open to international applicants, and the Curriculum and Pedagogy specialization for the 2026-27 academic year is exclusively for a community-based cohort. The program requires completion of all degree requirements within six years of the initial graduate course registration.
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You can specialize in Inclusive Education, Educational Administration, or Curriculum and Pedagogy. The Guidance and Counselling specialization is not open to international applicants, and the Curriculum and Pedagogy specialization for 2026-27 is for a specific community-based cohort only.
The program can be completed via a course-based route (36 credit hours) or a thesis-based route (27 credit hours coursework + 9 credit hours thesis). All degree requirements must be completed within six years of initial registration.
Yes, Brandon University M.Ed. graduates can pursue a second M.Ed. degree (24 credit hours) in a different specialization.