Concurrent Education
Degree |
Bachelor of Education |
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Faculty | Faculty of Education |
Location | Downtown Oshawa campus location |
Start dates | Fall |
Length | Four years for undergraduate degree followed by 16 months for Bachelor of Education |
Program load |
Full-time |

General information
If you are interested in pursuing a career in education, Concurrent Education allows you to apply directly for advanced acceptance into a Consecutive Education program. This is available for the Primary/Junior program and the Intermediate/Senior program.
In this program, you will have opportunities to participate in
Upon completion of your degree, you will directly enter the Bachelor of Education program. Acceptance is dependent on GPA subject and specialization requirements of the completed undergraduate degree.
Additional information
Faculty of Education websiteAdmission requirements
Applicants interested in pursuing the Concurrent Education option must apply directly to the undergraduate program of their choice on the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) website and select the Concurrent option.
The Primary/Junior Concurrent Education program is available for all undergraduate students in any program.
The Intermediate/Senior Concurrent Education program is available for undergraduate students in the following faculties:
- Faculty of Energy Systems and Nuclear Science
- Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences
- Faculty of Health Sciences (excluding the Nursing program)
- Faculty of Science
Last year's cut-off | 85 per cent |
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Expected cut-off | Applicants must meet all prerequisites and have a competitive admissions average for the undergraduate application. |
How to apply
Applicants interested in pursuing the Concurrent Education option must apply directly to the four-year undergraduate program of their choice on the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) website and select the Concurrent option.Program curriculum
In this program, you will have opportunities to participate in education seminars, visit classes and discover if a career in education is for you. You are encouraged to meet faculty, students and graduates to gain a better understanding of the teaching profession and the multiple career paths you can pursue with a Bachelor of Education degree.
For more information about the Bachelor of Education curriculum, please see the Academic Calendar.