This program is designed for educational professionals wishing to acquire new skills or to build on their current knowledge base. Adult education is particularly appropriate for those who do not want to pursue a graduate degree but are interested in organizing, conducting, evaluating or administering programs in education. Typical students range from business people to government workers to healthcare professionals and all other professionals involved in the world of learning.
To apply you should have at least two years of work experience in the field of adult education, broadly defined. Because adult education occurs in diverse business, community and numerous other settings, applicants for this program do not need to be qualified teachers; however, teachers are also welcome. Persons with relevant experience will be considered even if they do not have an undergraduate degree.
All courses may be completed through distance education. Application forms are obtainable from:
The Administrator
Diploma Program in Adult Education
Department of Educational Studies
The University of British Columbia
2125 Main Mall, Vancouver BC V6T 1Z4
For more information, contact Jeannie Young, Adult Education Diploma Program secretary at 604.822.5881 or jeannie.young@ubc.ca.
| Core Courses | |
|---|---|
|
Adult & Higher Education (ADHE) 327, 329, 330 and 412 |
12 credits |
| Elective Courses | |
| In addition to the core courses students must take 18 credits of coursework chosen from the on-line University Calendar which contains courses such as ADHE 328; CNPS 365, 433; CSED 400, 402, 420; EDST 314; EPSE 301, 401. In addition to these there are numerous other approved electives including courses that may be taken on-line | 18 credits |
| Total Number of Credits: |
30 credits |
