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Last updated on 2025-07-23

Program overview

Program overview

Earn a Master of Education in Educational Psychology from the University of Regina. This program offers various routes including thesis, practicum, and course-based options. Students can choose between two practicum streams: one focused on Educational Psychology and the other on Counselling. The program emphasizes training and research, preparing graduates for careers in educational psychology and counselling.

Program structure

The Master of Education in Educational Psychology program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of educational psychology and counselling practices. The program has a duration of 4 years and offers the following options:

  • Thesis-based program for those interested in scholarly activities and research.
  • Practicum-based program, which provides practical experience in the field, allowing students to select from two practicum routes.
  • Course-based program consisting of 10 courses.

Students in the practicum route can choose between:

  • Practicum Route 1: Psychology in Education
  • Practicum Route 2: Counselling

This structure allows for flexibility in course load, enabling domestic students to register part-time while maintaining full-time employment. The program also includes access to research opportunities and experiential learning.

Featured Experiences

The Master of Education in Educational Psychology program offers several unique features and experiences:

  • Cohort programming that fosters collaboration among students.
  • Expanded availability of blended (hybrid) and fully online course options.
  • Structured and transparent course scheduling with a posted 2-year tentative course schedule.
  • Access to the Nanatawihowikamik Healing Lodge and Indigenous Wellness Centre, a decolonized training clinic.
  • Opportunities for experiential learning through projects or capstone courses.
  • Support for Indigenous students through various initiatives and programs.

Career Options

Graduates of the Master of Education in Educational Psychology program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

  • Educational Psychologist: Work in schools or private practice, conducting assessments and providing interventions for students.
  • Education Consultant: Advise educational institutions on best practices and strategies for improving student outcomes.
  • Educational Counsellor: Provide support and guidance to students in educational settings, helping them navigate academic and personal challenges.
  • Guidance Counsellor: Assist students in making informed decisions about their education and career paths.
  • Career Counsellor: Help individuals explore career options and develop job search strategies.
  • Family Counselling: Work with families to address issues and improve communication and relationships.
  • Private Practice Counselling: Establish a private practice to provide psychological services to clients.

 

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