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Are you committed to social justice or social change, or aspiring to assume research-informed responsibilities in a school of community organization? This program is designed for you.

Advance your studies in Social Justice Education and engage in original research and theoretical analysis at a doctoral level. If you are interested in pursuing a career in research or academia, this program is for you.

Are you passionate about social justice and social change, or aspire to undertake research-informed responsibilities in a school or community? This program provides you with a critical understanding of the social, historical, cultural, political, economic and ethical contexts of education.

Are you a research-oriented student looking to apply your disciplinary background and critical abilities to examine theoretical and/or empirical problems regarding equity in education? This research-based program is for you.

This program is intended to further advance a student's knowledge of developmental psychology and human development, and their implications for children's well-being. Through systematic training in developmental research, students will develop advanced theoretical and applied knowledge about child development.

Are you a counselling professional working in an education and/or community setting who is looking for an opportunity for advanced study in counselling theory and practice?

This program develops your research and theoretical knowledge in counselling and clinical psychology, and provides you with assessment skills, and knowledge in training in a range of professional issues.

This program prepares you for a career as a practitioner or researcher in a variety of clinical and counselling environments. Upon completion, you can apply to become a registered Psychological Associate with the College of Psychologists of Ontario.

Learn and develop your counselling skills for a variety of settings, from community mental health to family service environments.

Do you aspire to work in the field of mental health and counselling psychology in a global context?