What does course-based mean?
The academic, thesis based Master's differs from the professional degree in that it emphasizes original research and research methodology. Professional, course-based Master's degrees are more structured and focus on the direct application of knowledge in teaching and educational administration contexts.
What is course-based Masters in Canada?
Course-based master's programs at UAlberta usually include a greater number of courses than a thesis-based program, provide focused and leading-edge course-based learning with a research and — often — practicum placement components.
What is course-based master program?
Course-based master's degrees are based on structured course modules taught through lectures, seminars, laboratory work or distance learning, while research-based master's degrees require the student to carry out their own research project(s) in a specialized field of study.
What are research based courses?
These courses allow you to get involved in research around a topic that your instructor assigns you or a topic of your choosing. These courses last anywhere from two weeks to a full year and you earn course credits for each course you take.