Master of Education in Sustainability, Creativity and Innovation (Med Sci)
The Master of Education in Sustainability, Creativity and Innovation (MEd SCI) addresses the needs of formal and non-formal educators, administrators, innovators, classroom teachers, and environmental, community, and sustainability leaders. The program utilizes the competencies for Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) as defined by the United Nations and emphasizes the significance of utilizing a holistic approach that enables the learner to envision change and engage in personal and professional transformation. Applying these sustainability principles with creativity and an entrepreneurial orientation contributes to well-being for all, sustainably.
The MEd SCI is a 30 credit graduate program that can be completed fully online. The program features two options: a thesis route and a non-thesis route.
- Thesis students complete five core graduate courses (3 credits each), two graduate electives (3 credits each), and a thesis (9 credits).
- Non-thesis students complete five core graduate courses (3 credits each), three graduate electives (3 credits each), and a project (6 credits).
To maintain satisfactory standing in the MEd (SCI), graduate students must achieve a passing grade of 70 in each course. Students who fail any course will receive notification from the Registrar’s Office, (copied to the School Dean), that they have been placed on probation. A student who subsequently fails a second course, (including the same course twice), will be notified by the Registrar that they have been dismissed from the program; in progress courses will be dropped, (with WP entered on the transcript), and refund rules applied.
All academic decisions affecting students may be appealed to the CBU Appeals Committee; procedures as outlined in the Academic Calendar.
Admission Requirement for Master of Education in Sustainability, Creativity, and Innovation
Program Admission
Program admission requires students to have a minimum of an undergraduate degree with a 70% average. The application package includes an online letter of intent, an academic letter of recommendation and a professional letter of recommendation. In addition, all applicants need to complete the online general CBU application form. All post-secondary transcripts and reference letters to be sent to: Manager of Teacher Education at CBU.
Program Requirements for Master of Education in Sustainability, Creativity, and Innovation
Program Requirements
The MEd SCI is a 30-credit graduate program that can be completed fully online. The program features two options: a thesis route and a non-thesis route.
- Thesis students complete five core graduate courses (3 credits each), two graduate electives (3 credits each), and a thesis (9 credits).
- Non-thesis students complete five core graduate courses (3 credits each), three graduate electives (3 credits each), and a project (6 credits).
To maintain satisfactory standing in the MEd (SCI), graduate students must achieve a passing grade of 70 in each course. Students who fail any course will receive notification from the Registrar’s Office, (copied to the School Dean), that they have been placed on probation. A student who subsequently fails a second course, (including the same course twice), will be notified by the Registrar that they have been dismissed from the program; in progress courses will be dropped, (with WP entered on the transcript), and refund rules applied.
All academic decisions affecting students may be appealed to the CBU Appeals Committee; procedures as outlined in the Academic Calendar.
EDUC6101 Fundamentals of Sustainability (3 credits)
EDUC6103 Education for Sustainability and Entrepreneurship (3 credits)
EDUC6104 Curriculum Inquiry: Foundations of Theory and Practice (3 credits)
EDUC6115 Research Methods (3 credits)
EDUC6105 Health Promoting Schools (3 credits)
EDUC6800 Education for Sustainability, Creativity and Innovation Project (6 credits)
EDUC6901 Thesis Proposal: Sustainability, Creativity and Innovation (3 credits)
EDUC6902 Thesis: Sustainability, Creativity and Innovation (6 credits)
For a range of electives that are offered students are referred to the education department website.
Examples include: EDUC6106 ; EDUC6107; EDUC6108 ; EDUC6109: EDUC6111; EDUC5131;
