Education York University

Overview

Education at York University combines theoretical study and hands‑on practice to prepare students for teaching and educational leadership. This course of study emphasises critical thinking, equity and responsive classroom practice while integrating practicum placements and experiential learning opportunities. Students study on Keele and Glendon campuses with full‑time delivery and structured professional experiences.

Why Education at York University?

York’s Faculty of Education is noted on the programme page for a clear commitment to equity, social justice and environmental concerns embedded across curricula. The faculty promotes collaboration with school boards and professional constituencies, supporting applied learning and partnerships that inform placement and teaching practice. Programmes are described as dynamic and growing, with a focus on community service and interdisciplinary links across the university.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 41526 per year
• National fee: CAD 8536 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Education and Teaching Practice
• Curriculum Theory and Instructional Planning
• Learning Theories and Student Development
• Assessment, Evaluation, and Student Learning
• Inclusive Education and Diverse Learners
• Classroom Management and Learning Environments
• Educational Research and Reflective Practice
• Professional Ethics and Teacher Identity
• Community, School, and Educational Contexts
• Practicum and Supervised Teaching Experiences

Careers with Education

Additional employment pathways arise from complementary qualifications and specialisms, including positions in curriculum development, educational support services and community‑based learning initiatives. Prospective students seeking career guidance are encouraged to consult the Faculty’s resources, student ambassadors and the programme’s career information on the Faculty website.