Program Overview

Master of Educational Technology Program

The Master of Educational Technology program offers a comprehensive curriculum exploring topics relevant to learning technologies and eLearning. MET graduates have a sophisticated understanding of how digital learning functions within different organizational, cultural, and learner contexts.

Program Structure

To earn a Master of Educational Technology degree, you must complete ten 3-credit courses, including:

• Four required core courses
• Six elective courses

Program Details

• New students are accepted into the MET program three times per year in January, May, and September.
• Students typically complete the Master of Educational Technology degree in 2-3 years (and must complete within five years).
• You may credit up to 6 credits of non-MET courses or upper-level undergraduate courses, online or on campus, at UBC or at another university, towards your MET degree with approval of the MET Academic Advisor.
• This course-based Master of Educational Technology degree does not require completion of a thesis or major final project, but students keen to complete independent projects may choose to complete up to 6 credits of supervised independent study.

Application Deadlines

• September 16 (for January intake)
• January 25 (for May intake)
• April 28 (for September intake)

Academic Advising

Have questions about your academic program? The MET Academic Advisor is available to assist.

Program Location

The Master of Educational Technology Program is located in the Faculty of Education at the Vancouver Campus.

FAQs

Questions about the MET degree program? Consult the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for more information.