Certificate Programs offered at Mount Saint Vincent University, located in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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The thesis for the degree of Master of Arts in Family Studies and Gerontology requires a student to undertake a major independent research in a selected area of Family Studies and Gerontology. The thesis will…
List of Current Thesis Topics Our MA FSGN students are currently working on these thesis topics: Not just a balancing act: Mothering and military service Low and modest income women in the current affordable housing…
GFSG 6606 Research Methods 0.5 unit An examination of the elements of the research process. Emphasis will be given to various methodologies that are used for research in family studies and gerontology, and attention will…
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GEDU 6100 Quantitative Research Methods 0.5 unit An examination of the process of research using various experimental and quasi-experimental designs, and survey research, including planning, data collection, analyses and report writing. Students will have an…
General Information The “foundations of education” are three distinct scholarly traditions of practice – philosophy of education, history of education, and sociology of education – that inform education and conceptualize frameworks for education research. Sociologists…
Interested in a Curriculum Studies Graduate program? Nova Scotia’s Mount Saint Vincent University (the Mount) offers a number of Education Graduate programs including the popular Curriculum Studies program.
Co-operative education learning extends beyond the classroom. At Mount Saint Vincent University, you can alternate terms in class with paid work terms in positions related to your program.
Graduate Education Cohorts A cohort is an applied (non-thesis, MEd) degree program. In a cohort, all ten courses are set out for students to take in a specific order. Students in a cohort group take…