The Indigenous 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.

The University of Regina’s Indigenous Community-Based Master of Education, in partnership with Gabriel Dumont Institute, allows you to:

• Obtain a graduate degree in your community;
• Participate in a cohort with your local educational needs in mind, and
• Gain access to high-quality, relevant professional development.

This program is for educators seeking an innovative and meaningful graduate degree program.

 Program Overview

The program incorporates the following elements:

• A full University of Regina, M.Ed. degree program focussing 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 with instructors;
• Content themes tailored to respond to community and students need including: educational leadership and Indigenous Education, and curriculum and instruction; and
• A program coordinator to offer advice and support to students.