1. One university. Many futures. Information Night Master of Education Red River College October 16, 2014

2. One university. Many futures. Introductions Kurt Proctor, Chair, Teacher Education, CTEIR, RRC Dawn Wallin, Associate Dean, Faculty of Education Marlene Atleo – Area Coordinator for Adult & Post Secondary Education Francine Morin – Head, Dept of Curriculum,Teaching and Learning Robert Renaud – Adult & Post Secondary Education, Coordinator of the First RRC Cohort Jon Young, Acting Head, Dept of Educational Administration, Foundations & Psychology Department

3. One university. Many futures. M.Ed. Admission Requirements A four-year Bachelor of Education degree, or a two- year After Degree Bachelor of Education, or a four- year bachelor degree (or academically equivalent degree/program) from an academic institution recognized by the Faculty of Graduate Studies A Grade Point Average of 3.0 or better in the last 60 credit hours of university coursework Two years of relevant work experience (or its equivalent) Appropriate academic and/or professional background for the program area and concentration English Language Proficiency test score (if applicable).

4. One university. Many futures. Required Documentation Letter of Introduction (explaining interest in a particular field of study) Two letters of reference Current resume Application form (online) Application fee ($100) Official transcripts (only non-U of M transcripts need to be submitted)

5. One university. Many futures. Application Process Steps to making application to the Master of Education Program with a specialization in “Adult & Post Secondary Education” RRC Cohort. To ensure that your application is clearly distinguished from others applying to our regular program, please follow the steps below when submitting your online application which is due no later than December 15, 2014.

6. One university. Many futures. Application Process continued Go to the University of Manitoba, Faculty of Education Website at: http://umanitoba.ca/education/ http://umanitoba.ca/education/ Click on “Future Students” and the page that comes up will have an information box for “Master of Education”. Click on “Application and Admission”.

7. One university. Many futures. You will now be viewing the “M. Ed. Application Procedures” page. Scroll down to “Specializations and Departments” and then click on “ Adult & Post Secondary Education”. The link to this page is:http://umanitoba.ca/faculties/education/f uture/adult-ed.html

8. One university. Many futures. Application Process Continued On the right side of this page are links to: a complete list of all documents required to apply and the “Faculty of Graduate Studies Application”. Clicking on the “Faculty of Graduate Studies Application” will take you to the page “Apply online using UMGradConnect” which will allow you to proceed with the online application process.

9. One university. Many futures. At the Online Application: For the “Program Details” section of the application, please enter the following: Preferred Start Term: Summer 2015 Level of Degree : Masters Program: Educational Admin Foundations and Psychology Area of Study: Adult&PSE RRC cohort Preferred Supervisor: Leave this blank; a program advisor will be assigned Intended Status: Part-Time or Full-time (Check off part-time)

10. One university. Many futures. In your letter of introduction, also please state that you are applying into the “Red River College in Adult & Post Secondary Cohort”.

11. One university. Many futures. Further questions related to the submission of applications and materials can be directed to: Louise.Graham@.umanitoba.ca or 204- 474-9011 or Faculty of Graduate Studies, 500 University Centre, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2 Canada, Phone: 204.474.9377 Fax: 204.474.7553, graduate_admissions@umanitoba.ca. Louise.Graham@.umanitoba.ca graduate_admissions@umanitoba.ca

12. One university. Many futures. And finally, please confirm that you have applied by sending an email to Louise.Graham@umanitoba.ca.

13. One university. Many futures. 2014-2015 Part-time Masters Program FEES Part-time Masters students are assessed fees over a period of 2 years. The Continuing Fee is also assessed in Year 2 and in all subsequent years of study. http://umanitoba.ca/student/records/fees/988.html for other compulsory fees. The Continuing Fee is also assessed in Year 3 and in all subsequent years of study. * There is a 15% Administrative Fee charged to the organizing partner. http://umanitoba.ca/student/records/fees/988.htmlContinuing Fee Year 1Year 2 Year 3 and subsequent years Canadian Students Program Fee $2,227.85 ($1,113.93 per term) Program Fee $2,227.85 ($1,1113.93 per term) plus Continuing Fee $717.60 ($358.80 per term) Continuing Fee $717.60 ($358.80 per term)

14. One university. Many futures. M.Ed. Program Overview Thesis-Based Route 18 credit hours of courses (6 core, 6 research, 6 concentration) plus thesis Course-Based Route 30 credit hours of courses (9 core, 3 research, 9 concentration, 9 elective) plus comprehensive examination Admission in the first instance to this cohort is to a course-based route.

15. One university. Many futures. Adult & Post Secondary Education Specialization Core Courses (9 credit hours) – cohort EDUA 7402 Development of Adult Education & Post Secondary Education (3) EDUA 7404 Lifelong Learning in Educational Settings (3) EDUA 7408 Seminar in Adult Education & Post Secondary Education (3) Research Course (3 credit hours) – cohort EDUA 5800 Introduction to Educational Research

16. One university. Many futures. Adult & Post Secondary Specialization Concentration (9 credit hours) - individual Select courses in consultation with advisor Electives (9 credit hours) - individual Courses to support specific interests – e.g., ISE, Foundations, Counseling, etc. Comprehensive Examination - individual

17. One university. Many futures. Proposed Schedule Application Deadline – December 15, 2014 Notification of acceptance – end of January 2015 February/March – Completing Program Approval Form Summer 2015 (May-June)– start of first cohort class

18. One university. Many futures. We will need a minimum of 20 students for a cohort group, but cannot accommodate more than 25

19. One university. Many futures. Questions?