Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (GCHIED)
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia
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About this programme
The Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (GCHIED) is designed to meet the continuing professional development needs of those involved in the field of higher education. This certificate is intended for individuals in teaching, supporting, or monitoring roles in public and private institutions of higher education in British Columbia and beyond. Students will complete coursework on the following topics: an introduction to the field of higher education; the historical, philosophical, economic, and sociological foundations of higher education; organization and administration of higher education; and the Canadian systems of higher education. For specific program requirements, please refer to the departmental program website Students studying in the GCHIED program may apply for admission to the MEd in Higher Education and transfer up to four certificate courses (12 credits) towards completion of the MEd program. The EDST Graduate Advisor and the Program Coordinators in the areas of ALE, ALGC, EDAL, HIED and SCPE will introduce the department, and the admission and program requirements of the Master of Education and Graduate Certificate programs. They will also answer questions from the attendees Higher Education focuses on the study of institutions of higher education and their members, activities, and policies. The program draws on such disciplines and fields as history, philosophy, sociology, economics, political science, psychology, law, and administrative studies. The metropolitan area is known for its diversity and UBC is one of the most international universities in
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