Last updated on 2025-08-28
Program overview
Follow your passion and improve the learning experience through inclusion and knowledge with a Master of Education in Exceptional Learners from the University of New Brunswick. This program is designed for educational professionals who wish to enhance their understanding and application of diverse learner needs and evidence-based inclusive practices. Students will develop a critical lens to evaluate programs and practices that support and enrich the learning experiences of students with exceptionalities.
Program structure
The Master of Education in Exceptional Learners is delivered completely online, ensuring flexibility for busy professionals. The program has a one application deadline date of December 1. The structure of the program includes:
- Courses that run with scheduled interaction (synchronous)
- Asynchronous courses that primarily utilize discussion boards in a learning management system
This program emphasizes educational approaches that focus on collaboration, consultation, universal design methods, and strength-based perspectives in viewing learners. It is tailored for those who have a Bachelor of Education degree or its equivalent, a minimum GPA of 3.0, and at least one year of teaching or related professional experience.
Featured Experiences
The Master of Education in Exceptional Learners offers several unique features that enhance the learning experience:
- Completely online delivery, allowing for flexibility in scheduling
- Opportunities for synchronous and asynchronous learning
- Focus on collaboration and consultation methods
- Emphasis on universal design and strength-based perspectives
Career Options
Graduates of the Master of Education in Exceptional Learners can pursue various career opportunities in Canada, including:
- Special Education Teacher: Work with students who have diverse learning needs, developing individualized education plans and teaching strategies.
- Inclusion Specialist: Collaborate with educators to create inclusive classroom environments that support all learners.
- Educational Consultant: Provide expert advice to schools and organizations on best practices for inclusive education.
- Curriculum Developer: Design and implement educational materials and programs that cater to exceptional learners.
- School Administrator: Oversee educational programs and policies that promote inclusive practices within schools.
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