Curriculum Studies
This field of study stresses issues, theories and research related
to curriculum. The development of analysis of curricular enterprises
are emphasized, including a possible focus on theoretical and practical
work in English as a Second Language. All candidates choosing this
option begin their program by taking EDUC 5P00, (Curriculum Theory
and Design) and then select at least four half-credit courses which
the student and the program consultant agree constitute an area
of focus.
Courses designated as Rotating Electives for Curriculum Studies
are: EDUC 5P01, 5P02, 5P03, 5P06, 5P09, 5P16, 5P18, 5P22, 5P26 and
5P27.
Courses designated as Occasional Electives for Curriculum
Studies are: EDUC 5P04, 5P07, 5P08, 5P12, 5P28, 5P29, 5V07 and 5V15.
Studies in Teaching and Learning
This field of study considers the application of psychology, philosophy,
history and sociology to educational concerns. Emphasis is placed
on making connections between defensible theory and improved educational
practices. Candidates begin their program by taking EDUC 5P30 (Introduction
to Studies in Teaching and Learning) and then select at least four
half-credit courses which the student and the program consultant
agree constitutes an area of focus.
Courses designated as Rotating Electives for Studies in
Teaching and Learning are: EDUC 5P31, 5P32, 5P33, 5P35, 5P36, 5P37,
5P38, 5P39, 5P40, 5P41, 5P43, 5P50, 5P53, 5P58 and 5V31.
Courses designated as Occasional Electives for Studies
in Teaching and Learning are: EDUC 5P34, 5P45, 5P46, 5P48, 5P49,
5P51, 5V32, 5V40, 5V41, 5V69 and 5V70.
Organizational and Administrative Studies in Education
This field of study is intended to develop an understanding of
education in its social, legal, structural and political contexts.
The emphasis is on organizational and administrative behaviour.
Candidates begin their program by taking EDUC 5P60 (Educational
Administration: The Theoretical Context) and then select at least
four half-credit courses which the student and the program consultant
agree constitute and area of focus.
Courses designated as Rotating Electives for Organizational
and Administrative Studies in Education are: EDUC 5P62, 5P65, 5P72,
5P73, 5P74 and 5P85.
Courses designated as Occasional Electives for Organizational
and Administrative Studies in Education are: EDUC 5P64, 5P70, 5P75,
5P76, 5V82 and 5V89.
Integrated Studies
This planning option allows students to explore education issues
and problems from a variety of perspectives. It serves as a mechanism
for integrating a plan of study across two or three fields of study
(Curriculum Studies, Studies in Teaching and Learning and Organizational
and Administrative Studies in Education). Courses may be chosen
from the Rotating and Occasional Electives listed in the three fields
of study. They may also be chosen from the General Purpose Electives
which include EDUC 5P55, 5P91, 5P94, 5P95, 5P96, 5P98 and 5V94.
Candidates who choose this option begin their program by taking
EDUC 5P97 (An Introduction to Integrated Studies) and then select
at least four half-credit courses which the student and the program
consultant agree constitute a theme.