Educational Psychology MEd, MA

We are no longer accepting applications for 2012. Thank you for your interest in this program.

The MEd program consists of the completion of a minimum of 35 units of core and elective course work and a Comprehensive Examination.

 

The MA program consists of the completion of a minimum of 30 units of core course work and a Master's thesis.

 

Classes tend to be scheduled late afternoons and/or early evenings and are usually held on our SFU Burnaby campus.

 

MEd and MA students complete:

 

Year 1
Fall
EDUC 860-3 Contemporary Theory and Research in Educational Psychology
EDUC 970-3 Systems and Paradigms in Educational Psychology
Spring
EDUC 826-3 The Neurobiology of Language and Reading Development
EDUC 842-3 Sociocultural Perspectives on the Psychology of Development and Education
Summer 
EDUC 805-3 Social Development in the School Context
EDUC 828-3 Instructional Practices for Inclusive Classrooms
Year 2
Fall
EDUC 810-3 Methods of Inquiry in Educational Psychology
EDUC 863-3 Quantitative Methods in Educational Research
Spring*
EDUC 829-3 Contemporary Issues in Learning Disabilities
Summer* EDUC 876-3 Cognitive Intervention Research

* MEd students can take an additional elective

MEd students also complete:

5 elective units  (approved by Senior Supervisor)
EDUC 883-5 MEd Comprehensive Exam

MA students also complete:

EDUC 898-10 Thesis                             

Program Faculty

hoskyn_maureen

Dr. Maureen Hoskyn

Academic Coordinator

 

le_mare_lucy

Dr. Lucy Le Mare

Academic Coordinator

 

Contact Dr. Hoskyn or Dr. Lemare for academic inquiries regarding this program.

Dr. Elina Birmingham

Dr. Elina Birmingham

 

 

Dr. Lannie Kanevsky

Dr. Lannie Kanevsky

 

 

macdonald_margaret

Dr. Margaret MacDonald

 

 

neufeld_paul

Dr. Paul Neufeld

 

 

Dr. Roger Frie

Dr. Roger Frie

 

 

Tracey Leacock

Dr. Tracey Leacock

 

 

nesbit_john

Dr. John Nesbit

 

 

sugarman_jeff

Dr. Jeff Sugarman

 

 

winne_philip

Dr. Philip Winne

 

 

Program Application Deadlines:

Next admission deadline is January 31, 2012 for a September 2012 program start. Online application system is open from November 15, 2011 until January 31, 2012.

Program Prerequisites:

A Bachelor degree with a standing of a 3.0 CGPA (or B average) will normally be required for admissions.

Admissions Contacts:

For admissions/course registration, contact Bridget Fox (educmast@sfu.ca; 778-782-4215). If Bridget is unavailable, contact other staff in the Graduate Programs office.

Program Fees:

Tuition - $1629.00/term

Other Fees
Recreation/Athletics - $66.96
Student Activity - $60.65
Student Services - $40.18
Graduation(first 6 terms) - $6.00
Universal Transit Pass - $120.00 (Students who do not live in the GVRD and are registered in off-campus courses can apply for an exemption.)

Extended Health/Dental – for information please go to www.ihaveaplan.ca. If students have existing extended health and dental coverage, an opt out process is required if no further coverage is wanted.

Tuition is reduced to $814.50/term from the 7th term onwards for Master's students. All other costs remain the same each term.

On leave fee $203.70/term

Fees are subject to change annually.  Please refer to the SFU Calendar for further information.
http://students.sfu.ca/calendar/for_students/grad_tuition_fees.html

Information about financial support is available from the Dean of Graduate Studies Office.

Additional information can be found on our Frequently Asked Questions page as well as in the Student Calendar.