Education Department, Cape Breton University

Cape Breton University has launched two new Master of Education Programs. Both the Master of Education in Critical Curriculum Studies and the Master of Education in Holistic School Health and Well-Being are now accepting applications for the Fall 2025 semester.

“We are delighted to offer two new Master of Education programs, both of which cultivate creativity and curiosity while nurturing well-being and good relations with people and planet,” says Ellyn Lyle, Dean of the School of Education and Health. “Our vibrant community of passionate educators and experienced practitioners look forward to welcoming you into these programs and supporting you in your pursuit of graduate education.”

To read the full press release, visit: https://www.cbu.ca/newsroom/releases/cbu-launches-two-new-master-of-education-programs/

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We are thrilled to announce the launch of two new Master of Education programs at Cape Breton University!

With a Master of Education in Critical Curriculum Studies, students will explore foundational and emerging curriculum ideas, critically reflecting on their impact on contemporary schools and societies, and understand how they shape teaching, learning, curriculum and pedagogy.

The Master of Education in Holistic School Health and Well-Being will equip educators with the practical skills they need to effectively implement inclusive education, adapt to the changing needs of students, and create thriving, supportive learning environments.

More information on these flexible, fully online programs can be found at cbu.ca/programs

Congratulations to CBU’s Dr. Marcia Ostashewski for being recognized with a prestigious national SSHRC Impact Award. Marcia’s interdisciplinary and community-based research is groundbreaking in its efforts to decolonize the music industry which has important implications for music education and teacher education. https://www.canada.ca/en/social-sciences-humanities-research/news/2024/11/top-canadian-researchers-honoured-for-their-transformative-contributions-to-society.html cbuniversity Centre for Sound Communities

Bachelor of Education - Information Session - Wednesday, November 20 - 11:45AM - CS104

Climate Change and Social Justice in Teacher Education Symposium was held on Friday, October 25 at the Eltuek Centre. The focus was on building relationships within the Unama’ki/Cape Breton community. Over 50 attendees connected and heard from special guests, Elder Albert Marshall, Daniel Dillon, teacher, Angie Arsenault, artist. Thanks to lead organizer Dr. Carrie Karsgaard and the research team at CBU for hosting this important event.

Congratulations to Roopa Patel, CBU M.Ed(Sustainability, Creativity and Innovation) alumnus who was recently recognized with an Outstanding Agriculture Teacher Award for advancing agriculture education in Alberta.

2024 Outstanding Teacher Award Roopa Patel, the culinary arts teacher at James Fowler High School, is their year's recipient of the Outstanding Teacher Award.