Doctor of Philosophy in Curriculum Studies - Social Studies Education

Social Studies prides itself in offering a rich environment with unparalleled opportunities for graduate students desiring a wide range of backgrounds and interests including visual culture, anti-oppressive education, gender studies, historical consciousness, moral education, and the history and politics of curriculum. In addition to the required coursework, a vibrant graduate student community is fostered through speaker series, research centres, seminars, and study groups. Many social studies faculty and students are actively involved in The History Education Network.The Department of Curriculum and Pedagogy offers a PhD concentration and MA and MEd specializations in Social Studies Education, along with a secondary Teacher Education (BEd) major, and Diploma in Social Studies Education.

Master’s degree with high standing in a relevant educational discipline,1. Scanned copies of all official transcripts2. Three letters of recommendation3. Evidence of English language proficiency4. Permanent Resident Card (both sides), when applicableThe Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies establishes the minimum admission requirements common to all applicants, usually a minimum overall average in the B plus range (76% at UBC).