The Master of Education in Educational Psychology (MEd) at the University of Regina offers you a specialized postgraduate pathway to deepen your understanding of learning, development, and well-being within educational contexts. This program is ideal for aspiring educational psychologists and counsellors who are committed to advancing principles of decolonizing practices, inclusive education, and social justice. You will explore the theoretical underpinnings and practical applications of cognitive assessment, counselling skills, and culturally responsive therapeutic approaches, preparing you to make a significant impact in diverse educational settings.
This full-time, on-campus MEd program is structured over four years, providing you with a comprehensive and immersive learning experience. You will engage in advanced coursework, including practical training in cognitive assessment using tools like the Wechsler Scales and Stanford-Binet, alongside developing foundational counselling skills through decolonizing and social justice frameworks. The curriculum also emphasizes Indigenous Family Therapies, fostering cultural responsiveness. You will graduate with the advanced expertise and practical skills necessary for careers as educational psychologists or counsellors, equipped to address complex challenges in education and mental health.