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Yorkville University:
Based in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, Yorkville University is a private and non-denominational institution of higher learning. We offer two online / distance education master's degree programs in Counselling Psychology and Adult Education to students all across Canada, North America and from around the world.

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Quality Online / Distance Learning Programs:
Yorkville University’s degree programs are designed for working adults with high aspirations and busy professional schedules, in that high academic expectations are mixed with an emphasis on student service and convenience, augmented by the latest advances in educational technology.

Our faculty are experienced teachers at the top of their fields, have doctoral degrees, are licensed practitioners or have extensive practical laboratory experience.

Online Master's Degree Programs:

- Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology Degree Program:
This program is offered using an online/blended delivery model. The term “blended” refers to the fifth term of study, which is the practicum portion of the program. The Director of Clinical Training works closely with students to help them find a practicum placement in their home community.

The program is comprised of five full-time terms of study and takes approximately 20 months to complete depending on the length of the practicum. Students attending part-time will take longer to complete the program.

- Master of Education in Adult Education Degree Program:
This program provides students with courses and activities intended to prepare them professionally for the specialized field of adult education. Those already involved in the field will be able to extend their practical knowledge and skills. It is designed for students holding a bachelor’s or first professional degree from varied academic backgrounds.

The entire program is completed online; no residency component is required which means students do not have to travel to New Brunswick in order to complete the program. Students must complete ten courses and a major capstone project, which can be a major academic report or a practicum. Students may complete the entire program within six academic terms or 24 months of consecutive study.