Programs

Masters and Doctoral Graduate Programs

It does not stand alone as a program. Students must be accepted into a program in one of the three collaborative departments: Curriculum Teaching and Learning (CTL), Humanities, Social Sciences and Social Justice Education (HSSSJE) and Leadership, Higher and Adult Education (LHAE).

Required introduction: CIE 1001 Introduction to Comparative, International & Development Education
One CIDE core course in addition to CIE 1001 (See course list)
Two other CIDE core or affiliated courses
Attend five CIDE Seminars
If required by the home department, preparation of a thesis, major research paper, or comprehensive paper which relates to and demonstrates masters-level understanding of the research/theory base of CIDE as certified by a participating faculty member in the home department.
In special instances, writing an article for the CIDEC newsletter can be substituted for attendance at one or two CIDEC seminars. Contact the CIDE Administrator for details (office 7-107): cidec.oise@utoronto.ca.

Required introduction: CIE 1001 Introduction to Comparative, International & Development Education
One CIDE core course in addition to CIE 1001(See course list)
Two other CIDE core or affiliated courses
Attend five CIDE Seminars
One major presentation to the seminar group related to the student's thesis research.
Preparation of a thesis, major research paper, or comprehensive paper (depending upon the requirements of the home department) which relates to and demonstrates masters-level understanding of the research/theory base of CIDE as certified by a participating CIDE faculty member in the student's home department.
In special instances, writing an article for the CIDEC newsletter can be substituted for attendance at one or two CIDEC seminars. Contact the CIDE Administrator for details (office 7-107): cidec.oise@utoronto.ca.

Required introduction: CIE 1001 Introduction to Comparative, International & Development Education if not already taken (or equivalent if transferring from another university)
One CIDE core doctoral level course in addition to CIE 1001(See course list)
Two other CIDE core or affiliated courses
Attend five CIDE Seminars
One major presentation to the seminar group related to the student's thesis research.
Development of a doctoral thesis that contributes to the research/theory base of CIDE as certified by a CIDE faculty member from the home department, who is also a member of the thesis committee.
In special instances, writing an article for the CIDEC newsletter can be substituted for attendance at one or two CIDEC seminars. Contact the CIDE Administrator for details (office 7-107): cidec.oise@utoronto.ca.

**Note**:

Students intending to pursue a doctoral degree and who have taken CIE1001H in their Masters, do not need to retake this course to meet their program requirements. They are are thus required to take two core and one affiliated course to meet their degree requirements.