Indigenous Community-Based Master of Education Program – Prince Albert
The Community-Based Master of Education Program has been designed to provide a unique cohort model of graduate education to educators in off-campus locations in order to more effectively link theory to local educational issues and practice.
Program Overview
The program incorporates the following elements:
- A full University of Regina, M.Ed. degree program focusing on leadership in the context of Indigenous Education;
- A 30-credit hour program, 10 courses offered on-site over a 2 ½ year period;
- A cohort of students forming a community of learners who are able to support each other in their learning;
- A flexible course delivery, including weekend sessions, summer institutes, and online distance education;
- The use of information technology to better support links between students and instructors;
- Content themes tailored to respond to community and students’ needs including educational leadership and Indigenous Education, curriculum and instruction; and
- A program coordinator to offer advice and support to students.
Program Requirements
- Two-year work experience in the field of education.
- Minimum 4-year Bachelor’s degree – usually B.Ed – overall GPA (average) of 70% or higher
- Two letters of Reference and a letter of intent
- Current resume or curriculum vitae
- University transcripts
- Cost: $14,000 per student payable to Gabriel Dumont Institute
Course Information:
A complete listing and description of each course can be found in the PDF here: ICBMEP Prince Albert – Course Information (2023)
A program brochure with all information can be found here: ICBMEP Brochure (2023)
For more information contact:
Pearl Gardiner
Gabriel Dumont Institute
Saskatoon, SK S7M 0R9
Phone: (306) 242-6070
Fax: (306) 242-0002
email: pearl.gardiner@gdins.org
Program Partnership with:
Please check the program information for details on how to apply
