MASTER OF COUNSELLING
British Columbia
Vancouver Students
Fall 2022 – Summer 2023
Fall 2021 – Summer 2022
- Annual Calendar 2021-2022 – BC Saturday
- Annual Calendar 2021-2022- ID Mixed Mode
- Annual Calendar 2021-2022 – Full-time
Victoria Students
- Annual Calendar 2022-2023 – Victoria
- Annual Calendar 2021-2022 – Victoria
- Annual Calendar 2020-2021 – Victoria
Alberta
Calgary Students
Fall 2021- Summer 2022
Fall 2020 – Summer 2021
Fall 2022- Summer 2023
Edmonton Students
Fall 2021-Summer 2022
- Annual Calendar 2021-2022 Edmonton Saturday
- Annual Calendar 2021-2022 Edmonton Mixed Mode EMM5C,6C
- Annual Calendar 2021-2022 Edmonton Mixed Mode EMM4B,5B,6B
- Annual Calendar 2021-2022 Edmonton Mixed Mode EMM4A,5A,6A
Fall 2022-Summer 2023
- Annual Calendar Edmonton 2022-2023 Mix-Mode Cohort EMM5A,6A,7A
- Annual Calendar Edmonton 2022-2023 Mix-mode Cohort EMM5B,6B,7B
- Annual Calendar Edmonton 2022-2023 Mix-mode Cohort EMM5C,6C,7C
- Annual Calendar Edmonton 2022-2023 Saturday Cohort
Fall 2020 – Summer 2021
- Annual Calendar 2020-2021 Edmonton Saturday
- Annual Calendar 2020-2021 Edmonton Mixed Mode EMM34A5A
- Annual Calendar 2020-2021 Edmonton Mixed Mode EMM4B5B
- Annual Calendar 2020-2021 Edmonton Mixed Mode EMM5C
Fall 2019 – Summer 2020
Virtual Campus
Fall 2020- Summer 2021
Annual Calendar 2020-2021 Virtual Cohort
Fall 2021-Summer 2022
Annual Calendar 2021-2022 Virtual Cohort Weekend
Annual Calendar 2021-2022 Virtual Cohort Weekday
Fall 2022-Summer 2023
BACHELOR OF ARTS IN MANAGEMENT
Vancouver
Class Schedule
- Class Schedule for Spring 2022
- Class Schedule for Summer 2022
- Class Schedule for Fall 2022
- Class Schedule for Winter 2023
Please find the resources at Required book resources below
Required Book resources
MEd SCHOOL COUNSELLING
Various Locations & Online Synchronous
This program is offered under the written consent of the Minister of Advanced Education, Skills and Training effective April 11, 2007 (renewed on September 14, 2021); having undergone a quality assessment process and been found to meet the criteria established by the minister. Nevertheless, prospective students are responsible for satisfying themselves that the program and the degree will be appropriate to their needs (for example, acceptable to potential employers, professional licensing bodies, or other educational institutions).