OISE’s New Department Structure

Effective July 1, 2012

We want to let you know of some changes to OISE’s department structure that will take effect on July 1, 2012, when a new, four-department structure will replace the current, five-department structure. The new department structure is designed to promote excellence in programs and research by bringing together groups of faculty and students with complementary expertise and interests to learn, collaborate, and share knowledge with the wider community. All twelve existing programs will be aligned within one of the four departments.

	Department Structure & Department Names	OISE’s Twelve Graduate Programs
CURRENT	Adult Education & Counselling Psychology	Adult Education & Community Development Counselling Psychology
	Curriculum, Teaching & Learning	Curriculum Studies & Teacher Development Master of Teaching in Elementary & Secondary Education Second Language Education
	Human Development & Applied Psychology	Child Study & Education Developmental Psychology & Education School & Clinical Child Psychology
	Sociology & Equity Studies in Education	Sociology in Education
	Theory & Policy Studies in Education	Educational Administration Higher Education History & Philosophy of Education
EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2012	Applied Psychology & Human Development	Child Study & Education Counselling Psychology Developmental Psychology & Education School & Clinical Child Psychology
	Curriculum, Teaching & Learning	Curriculum Studies & Teacher Development Master of Teaching in Elementary & Secondary Education Second Language Education
	Humanities, Social Sciences & Social Justice Education	History & Philosophy of Education Sociology in Education
	Leadership, Higher & Adult Education	Adult Education & Community Development Educational Administration Higher Education

We believe these changes will bring new opportunities for innovation, interdisciplinarity and internationalization and foster OISE’s reputation for excellence.

Where Can I Go for More Information? Our Frequently Asked Questions website should answer all of your questions about OISE’s new department structure:
www.oise.utoronto.ca/oise/About_OISE/Transition/FAQs

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