MEd Developmental Psychology & Education
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1.5 years full-time |
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Gain professional skills in developmental psychology, human development and mental health |
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10 half-courses |
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All seminar-based courses |
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Online and flex-time options available |
The Developmental Psychology & Education (DPE) Program is for those who wish to construct an overall perspective of developmental psychology, human development and mental health by integrating theory and practice. Students will understand the implications of these areas for practice with children in educational and other applied settings.
The MEd program involves systematic reflection on research and practice, providing you with knowledge about general learning and teaching, early childhood education and special needs education in both formal and informal settings. DPE can help you begin a career in university or college-level teaching or in research, or advance your current career with a graduate degree.
Program Details
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All OISE graduate studies programs operate under the umbrella of the University of Toronto School of Graduate Studies (SGS). For information on coursework and other program requirements, please see the SGS Calendar.
SGS Calendar For full course descriptions, please see the Registrar's Office and course listings page.
* Note: Because many of our MEd students are working professionals, courses are often offered in the evenings during the academic year or during the summer.
Learn about the Research Practicum Course 2020-2021
More Information:
Program Brochure (English) Admission Requirements
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An appropriate honours bachelor’s degree (4-year) in psychology or equivalent with standing equivalent to a University of Toronto mid-B or better in the final year or over senior courses.
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English Language Proficiency (if required)
Please see the SGS calendar for more details.
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An appropriate honours bachelor’s degree (4-year) in psychology or equivalent with standing equivalent to a University of Toronto mid-B or better in the final year or over senior courses.
How to Apply
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Applications for the 2020-2021 academic year are now closed.
The academic school year for this program begins only in September.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) for Applicants
Application Instructions
The OISE Registrar’s Office includes step-by-step instructions for:
- choosing your program
- reviewing admission requirements
- preparing your application
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submitting required supporting documents.
Applications are completed online through the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) website. You are also able to view your application status from there.
Submit your application Learning Pathways (Optional)
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Did you know you can choose your electives based on certain areas within DPE?
- Mental Health & Education
- Education & Special Education
- Mind, Brain, Development and Research in APHD
Learn more about
Learning Pathways Collaborative Specializations (Optional)
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Collaborative Specializations provide students with a the opportunity to explore a novel interdisciplinary area or special development that crosses a number of disciplines.
Collaborative specializations are available with the MEd in Developmental Psychology & Education with the following programs. All collaborative specializations must be approved by the department:
- For students interested in the factors associated with educational policy development and implementation, particularly focusing on developing strategies for improving educational processes
Program Fees
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Tuition information can be found via the University of Toronto's Office of the Provost.
Fees for International Students
Questions? Contact the MEd-DPE program liaison, Jennifer Cho at jennifer.cho@utoronto.ca. Contact Us
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Program Liaison:
Jennifer Cho
jennifer.cho@utoronto.caDPE Program Coordinator:
Dr. Anne-Claude Bedard
ac.bedard@utoronto.caDPE Program Advisor:
Dr. Michel Ferrari
michel.ferrari@utoronto.caORSS Contact:
Heather Haslett
Registration Specialist (MA, MEd students)
oise.masters@utoronto.ca
Learn about the Research Practicum Course 2020-2021
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