undergraduate

Bachelor of Education

Faculty of Education

Overview

About This Programme

Educators don't just teach subject matter — they guide students on pathways of learning. MUC's BEd is an after-degree program leading to professional teacher certification recognized across all Canadian provinces. Includes supervised practicum placements in New Brunswick schools.

The Bachelor of Education programme at Mag University Canada combines theoretical foundations with hands-on application. Students benefit from small class sizes, experienced faculty practitioners, and access to our state-of-the-art facilities and industry partnership network across New Brunswick and Atlantic Canada.

Career Paths

What You Will Learn

  • Elementary School Teacher
  • Secondary School Teacher
  • Curriculum Developer
  • Special Education Teacher
  • Educational Administrator
  • Instructional Designer

Eligibility

Entry Requirements

  • Completed bachelor's degree from a recognized institution
  • Minimum GPA of 2.7
  • Two academic references
  • Personal statement
  • Applicants must meet New Brunswick Teacher Certification requirements

Programme Details

Duration2 Years (after-degree)
Tuition / yrCA$16,800
FacultyEducation
CategoryUndergraduate
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