Welcome
The School of Education dates back to 1919 when Acadia University created the Department of Psychology and Education. It became an independent Department of Education in 1930 and a School of Education in 1949.
Acadia’s School of Education enjoys a long tradition and widespread recognition in teacher preparation and continuing teacher development. Offering undergraduate (B.Ed.), graduate (M.Ed.), and doctoral (Ph.D.) programs in a variety of delivery modes articulated to the diverse needs of today’s students and professionals, the School works closely with our partners in the profession to provide intellectually challenging, critically responsive, and innovative teacher education. Our programs recognize and account for the growing complexity of the field of education within the larger context of cultural pluralism, globalization, and the changing nature of learning and work. We seek to respond to these challenges by nurturing a community of informed and caring educators committed to the principles of life-long learning.
**Cost Free, Four-Month
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Mar 7/13 9:04 am
Still Accepting Applications for B.Ed. Program!
Nov 13/12 9:47 am
NEW! - Professional Development Cohort in Family Studies
May 10/12 4:32 pm
Axcess Acadia
Inclusive Post-secondary Education Program for students with disabilities.
May 9/12 1:53 pm
Inter-University Doctoral Program in Educational Studies
Ph.D. Acadia Coordinator, Dr. Lynn Aylward, lynn.aylward@acadiau.ca - Participating Universities: Acadia, Mount Saint Vincent, and St. Francis Xavier