Developmental Psychology and Education
Pickering, Ontario, Canada
The Developmental Psychology and Education Master of Arts (MA) program at the University of Toronto, offered through the Department of Applied Psychology and Human Development at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), provides students with a comprehensive understanding of developmental processes and their implications for educational practice. The curriculum emphasizes foundational courses in human development and research methodology, complemented by electives in cognitive, social, emotional, and neuroscientific aspects of development, as well as policy and special education. The program prepares students for careers in research, academia, and applied settings focused on child development and education.
- Pickering, Ontario, Canada
- 2 years
- On Campus
- ₹17,54,400/Year
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Program Overview
The Developmental Psychology and Education Master of Arts (MA) program at the University of Toronto, offered through the Department of Applied Psychology and Human Development at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE), provides students with a comprehensive understanding of developmental processes and their implications for educational practice. The curriculum emphasizes foundational courses in human development and research methodology, complemented by electives in cognitive, social, emotional, and neuroscientific aspects of development, as well as policy and special education. The program prepares students for careers in research, academia, and applied settings focused on child development and education.
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Class Size
400 Students
Key Features
Specializations Available
AI/ML, Systems, Theory, Human-Computer Interaction
Research Opportunities
Access to cutting-edge research labs and industry partnerships
Admission Requirements
IELTS
7.0
Key Dates
Application Start time & Deadline
Starting 2026-09-01
Apply before 2025-11-01
Program Start
Sep-26
Programme Structure
Courses include: Research Methods and Thesis Preparation in Human Development and Applied Psychology Intermediate Statistics and Research Design Individual Reading and Research Child and Adolescent Development Applied Statistics
Program Highlights
- Comprehensive curriculum covering all key topics
- Hands-on projects and real-world case studies
- Expert faculty with industry experience
- Career support and placement assistance
Academic Requirements
GPA
N/A
English Language Requirements
IELTS
7.0
Overall ScoreAdditional Requirements
Applicants must meet the General Regulations of the School of Graduate Studies and satisfy the Department of Applied Psychology and Human Development's specific admission criteria. A minimum of an undergraduate degree with at least a B+ (equivalent to a University of Toronto A– or higher) is required. While most applicants hold degrees in psychology, degrees in cognitive science, computer science, linguistics, or related helping professions such as occupational therapy, speech-language pathology, physiotherapy, nursing, or social work are also eligible. Relevant research experience and a strong academic record are advantageous for admission.
Course Fees
₹17,54,400/Year
Annual Fee
2 years
Total Duration
Living Costs
No Living costs available.
University Scholarships
Lester B. Pearson International Student Scholarships
N/A
Amount
None
Deadline
Not Available
External Scholarships
Rochelle Nicolette Perry Memorial Scholarship
N/A
Amount
1250 USD
Deadline
Not specified
Organization of American States (OAS) Academic Scholarship Program
N/A
Amount
Various benefits
Deadline
Not specified
Master's Scholarship
N/A
Amount
Various benefits
Deadline
Not specified
Denise Halbach Performance Scholarship
N/A
Amount
2000 USD
Deadline
15 Apr 2025
Thomas Jefferson Prize in United States History
N/A
Amount
300 EUR
Deadline
Anytime
Eligibility Requirements
No Eligibility Requirements Available
Application Process
No Application Steps Available
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