Masters Degree in Education

The Department of Educational Psychology and Leadership Studies currently offers community-based Masters degree programs in Counselling to cohorts of professionals in education and other fields. Delivery formats and program lengths vary. There will be two summer sessions at the University, with some programs requiring three consecutive summers at the University of Victoria. Students work on their Project and Practicum in their home community over the winter months. Cohorts are generally restricted to 18 individuals.

Programs are initiated as a result of local needs communicated to the Department by interested individuals. They provide a wonderful opportunity for learning and advancing careers in the supportive environment of colleagues with similar and diverse backgrounds. For entry to the Counselling M.Ed. applicants are normally required to have a grade point average of 6.00 (B+) in the work of the last two years leading to the Baccalaureate degree. For detailed admission requirements please go to the website below, (choose Counselling Psychology and then click on Admission Information) and download the Counselling Psychology Admissions Guide.

For further information, or to add your name to our ongoing interest list (students will then be informed of upcoming programs), contact:

Ione Wagner
Educational Psychology and Leadership Studies
Faculty of Education
PO Box 3010 STN CSC
Victoria, BC V8W 3N4
250-721-7875 phone
250-721-6190 fax
iwagner@uvic.ca
http://www.uvic.ca/education/psychology/