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    Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd)

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    Vancouver, CAMEdIn-person2 years
    CA$34,068.00
    Tuition
    over 24mo
    26
    Cohort
    students
    30
    Credits
    CA$168.00
    App fee

    Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd) at University of British Columbia is a 30-credit, 2-year, in-person MEd program based in Vancouver, CA. Tuition is CA$34,068.

    About the program

    The program covers the education and learning of adults in diverse contexts, including historical, philosophical, and theoretical foundations, program planning, and research on adult learning. It prepares practitioners for roles such as instructors, program planners, consultants, or administrators in adult education settings.

    Focus: coursework
    Part-time option

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    Deadlines

    Fall 2027
    Feb 15, 2027

    Standardized tests

    TOEFL
    required
    Min Overall score requirement: 92 (Reading 22, Writing 22, Speaking 22, Listening 22)
    IELTS
    required
    Min Overall score requirement: 6.5 (Reading 6.0, Writing 6.0, Speaking 6.0, Listening 6.0)

    After the program

    Post-study work rights

    3 years PGWP (Canada)

    CA$18,500.00
    Annual living cost

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    Prerequisites

    Specific coursework this program expects you to have completed: calculus, linear algebra, programming, statistics, and subject-specific prerequisites where applicable.

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    Frequently asked questions

    How much does Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd) at University of British Columbia cost?
    The total estimated tuition for Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd) at University of British Columbia is CA$34,068 across 30 required credits.
    Is Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd) at University of British Columbia online or in-person?
    Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd) at University of British Columbia is offered in-person.
    How long does Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd) at University of British Columbia take to complete?
    Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd) at University of British Columbia is structured around 2 years and 30 credits.
    What GPA is required for Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd) at University of British Columbia?
    Per the program's published guidance: B+ range (76%) in third- and fourth-year courses
    How large is the Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd) at University of British Columbia cohort?
    Master of Education in Adult Learning and Education (MEd) at University of British Columbia typically enrolls around 26 students per cohort.