Educational Studies Concordia University Montréal

Overview

The Educational Studies programme at Concordia University Montréal offers a transformative approach to learning by blending critical theory with international perspectives. Students engage deeply with the social, philosophical, and anthropological foundations of education to address complex modern challenges.

This degree is committed to the pursuit of social justice and the practical application of academic theory. By drawing from diverse disciplines such as sociology and psychology, the curriculum prepares graduates to analyse educational problems with significant depth. The environment encourages students to develop robust research skills essential for influencing future policy.

Why Educational Studies at Concordia University Montréal?

The institution is recognised for its strong commitment to research and its location in the vibrant SGW Campus. Students benefit from a faculty that actively manages diverse research projects, offering unique opportunities for involvement in cutting-edge educational studies. The programme's flexible structure allows for customisation based on professional goals.

Distinctive teaching features include a focus on alternative possibilities in education and an emphasis on internationalism. The university provides a supportive environment where students can transition from theory to practice, backed by facilities that foster innovation. Partnerships and research initiatives ensure that the curriculum remains relevant to global educational trends.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 691 per credit
• National fee: CAD 315 per credit

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Philosophical Issues in Educational Research
• Philosophical Perspectives in Education
• Historical Perspectives in Education
• Anthropological Concepts and Methods in Education
• Social Psychological Foundations of Education
• Research in Education
• Studies in Educational Change
• School and Society
• Adult Education as a Field of Study

Adult Education Concentration:

• Adults as Learners
• Facilitating Adult Learning
• Administration of Adult Education Programs
• Evaluating Adult Learning Projects
• Concepts and Values in Adult Education
• Adult Education I - Selected Topics
• Adult Education II - Selected Topics

Careers with Educational Studies

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped to pursue advanced academic study or enter professional roles in various sectors. Many find rewarding opportunities within non-profit organisations and diverse educational fields where they can apply their expertise in policy and practice. The skills gained allow for a significant impact on community and institutional learning environments.

Common career paths include roles in educational administration, policy analysis, and community leadership. The focus on social justice and research prepares individuals to lead change within schools, government agencies, and international NGOs. Graduates remain highly sought after for their ability to navigate complex social and educational landscapes.