Master of Adult Education - Adult Education and Health

The Master of Adult Education (MAdEd) program at St. Francis Xavier University focuses on the links between theory and practice in a variety of sectors that involve adult education and learning, including community contexts, community colleges, and the health sector, among others. We believe that adults have accumulated a rich repertoire of experience that they can tap as a source of knowledge. The more adults are aware of and systematically reflect on their wealth of experiences at work, play, and service, the more they learn and can apply these learnings in a myriad of ways.

This 30-credit Master of Adult Education program offers two options of study:

a course-based option (ten 3-credit courses)
a thesis-based option (six 3-credit courses plus a 12-credit thesis). Students planning to pursue further studies should consider the thesis-based option.
Courses are delivered in a combination of synchronous and asynchronous formats and timeframes (late afternoon, evening, and some weekends).

Students have a three-year candidacy period within which to complete all program requirements.

There is no residency requirement in this program.