| Next Admission Deadline is January 31, 2010 for a September 2010 Program Start
What this program is about...
Which prerequisites are necessary...A Bachelor degree with a standing of a 3.0 CGPA (or B average) will normally be required for admissions. How the program is structured...
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| EDUC 843-5 | Embodiment and Curriculum Inquiry |
| EDUC 848-5 | Ideas and Issues in Aesthetic Education |
| EDUC 849-5 | Artists, Society and Arts Education |
| EDUC 850-5 | Creativity and Education |
| EDUC 852-5 | Education and Dramatic Art |
| EDUC 868-5 | Curriculum Theory and Art Education |
| EDUC 869-5 | Music Education as Thinking in Sound |
| EDUC 883-5 | MEd Comprehensive Examination OR
A final comprehensive examination normally will consist of at least two but not more than four parts; (a) a paper, (b) an analysis of a previously developed portfolio, (c) an oral examination on a topic provided to the student when the examination is issued, or (d) a mix of these formats. |
| EDUC 898-10 | MA Masters Thesis |
MEd Requirements
Once students are accepted into the MEd program, they complete 7 courses as listed above and as scheduled. When completed, the MEd comprehensive examination will be scheduled.
MA Requirements
Once MEd students are accepted to the MA program a minimum of five courses must be completed from above, as scheduled. Additional courses may be completed, dependent on student interests. Other courses may be required depending on thesis subject.
Online application system open from November 15, 2009 to January 31, 2010
Outstanding applicants may be offered financial assistance in the form of an entrance Graduate Fellowship in the amount of $6250. Applicants should note, however, that the number of such fellowships is limited. Additional financial resources can include scholarships and bursuries as well as part-time employment as a teaching assistant (TA) or research assistant (RA). Information on graduate financial aid and other useful links are available at the University's main information source for graduate students,
Tuition - $1565.50/term
Recreation/Athletics - $64.36
Student Activity - $60.65
Student Services - $38.62
Graduation(first 6 terms) - $6.00
Universal Transit Pass - $104.36
Sub-total - $1839.59
Extended Health* - $59.76
Dental* - $67.90
Total - $1967.25
*If students have existing extended health/dental coverage, an opt out
process is available. See www.sfsbenefits.com for deadlines.
Tuition is reduced to $782.80/term after 6 terms for Masters students and 8 terms for PhD students. All other costs remain the same each term.
On leave fee $197.50/term
Fees are subject to change annually.
For graduate admissions / course registration contact Shirley Heap (educmast@sfu.ca; Tel: 778-782-3984; Fax: 778-782-4320).
For academic queries concerning Arts Education, please contact Dr. Carolyn Mamchur, Academic Coordinator (carolyn_mamchur@sfu.ca; 778-782-3661).
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| Last Updated November 13, 2009 |