The Master of Education in Teaching, Learning, and Leadership at the University of Regina empowers you to become a transformative leader in educational settings. This postgraduate degree is crafted for educators and administrators seeking to deepen their understanding of curriculum development, anti-oppressive education, and digital citizenship, preparing you to address complex challenges in K-12 environments. You will explore theories of justice, media literacies, and Indigenous leadership models, equipping you with the critical insights and practical skills necessary to foster inclusive and effective learning communities.
You will engage in a dynamic learning experience, studied full-time on campus over two years, that blends theoretical knowledge with applied research. Through courses like Curriculum Development and Leadership Development in Education, you will analyse educational leadership and conduct research relevant to the field. The programme emphasizes practical application, including supporting Indigenous student success with a focus on local content, preparing you to graduate with advanced competencies for leadership roles in schools and educational organizations, driving positive change.