Last updated on 2026-10-01
Program overview
Our Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Educational Studies with a specialization in Digital Technologies prepares leader-experts with the flexibility to apply innovations in digital technology and inquiry-based learning while working in a variety of educational settings. This specialization emphasizes real-world inquiry and problem-based learning, providing the best opportunities to develop job-ready skills in training and instruction using digital technology.
Program structure
The Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Educational Studies with a specialization in Digital Technologies is designed to be completed in four years. This innovative program offers a hybrid delivery method, combining both online and in-person courses to provide maximum flexibility and choice for students. The program can be pursued on a full-time or part-time basis, although full-time study is required for Concurrent Education students.
Key features of the program structure include:
- Experiential learning opportunities through co-op placements.
- Elective placements to tailor the educational experience.
- Start dates in September, allowing for timely entry into the program.
This specialization develops the skills and understanding that enable educators to apply meaningful and innovative technological solutions in both formal and informal learning environments.
Featured Experiences
The Digital Technologies specialization offers several unique features that enhance the learning experience:
- Direct-entry co-op program providing full-time, paid employment opportunities.
- Real-world inquiry and problem-based learning approaches.
- Focus on developing critical digital literacies and understanding trends in educational technologies.
- Courses on games and simulations for learning, and managing eLearning projects.
- Opportunities to create digital tools for education and develop an educational technology portfolio.
Career Options
Graduates of the Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Educational Studies with a specialization in Digital Technologies can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:
- Human Resources Manager: Oversee recruitment, training, and employee relations within organizations.
- Adult Literacy Instructor: Teach adult learners essential reading and writing skills.
- Digital Learning Specialist: Design and implement digital learning strategies in educational institutions.
- Instructional Designer: Create educational programs and materials that enhance learning experiences.
- Early Childhood Educator: Provide foundational education and care for young children in various settings.
Other potential roles include college educator, multimedia specialist, workplace educator, and policy developer, all of which leverage the skills acquired during the program.
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