Master of Education in Educational Foundations

About this programme

Planned outage: Beginning Nov. 1, you will not be able to access the USask admission application and event registration system for up to six days. Learn more . The Educational Foundations Master of Education (M.Ed.) program at the University of Saskatchewan invites students to explore the social, historical, cultural, and philosophical forces that shape education. Designed for those who want to question assumptions and advance equity, the program deepens understanding while strengthening research and leadership skills. Graduates are equipped to influence meaningful change across educational systems. Shape educational futures with grounded perspective, cultural awareness, and the confidence to question systems. This program empowers you to lead change that uplifts communities and advances justice. The Educational Foundations program offered by the Department of Educational Foundations, explores the following research areas: You can complete this degree as a thesis- or course-based program through online classes or face-to-face approaches over two years. There is the opportunity to take courses online and then participate in a Summer Institute. The course-based route may include a capstone component. In consultation with faculty advisors, both thesis and course-based students will design their program around a specific theme. The Department of Educational Foundations also provides on‑the‑land learning through the Master of Indigenous Land‑Based Education program, blending online study with land‑based courses delivered in partnership with Indigenous communities.