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As I would be traveling to another Canadian province, I would still receive OHIP coverage (with some restrictions)for physician and hospital services only.

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I want to do something that excites me and will contribute to my ongoing learning. I never thought about exploring teaching outside classrooms. The idea of leaving traditional classroom behind is scary but I think that's why I consider it an adventure.

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I believe MMed is a chance to explore learning opportunities beyond the traditional classroom. I've always loved spending time in museums but I didn't feel like that was actually a career option. I would love to learn more about education theory within museums. I believe that it is so important to foster positive relationships between museums and communities. This program will help me be a part of that process.

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One-way flight to Vancouver 6 months in advance is $230- 350

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Groceries:$106.18
Rent:$$1,927.41+(Depending on location)
Phone and Internet: 142.50
Transit : $0
UBC provides unlimited bus, SeaBus, SkyTrain, and Canada Line transit services within Vancouver.
Entertainment:$320.98
Health and Fitness: $75
Insurance: $30

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The application fee for graduate programs at UBC is $104.

The program is not scheduled to start until 2020 but the estimated tuition is $14,844.13, plus any student fees.

UBC offers both merit and need-based scholarships that range generally from $175 to $16,000.

Throughout post-secondary I relied on OSAP funding in both loans and grants. With the new changes to OSAP and the lack of a grace period for student debt I do not think I can count on it in the future. This is a challenge that I would have to prepare for.

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Vancouver rests on the traditional unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam),Sḵwx̱wú7mesh(Squamish), and səl̓ilwətaɁɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Indigenous peoples.

As a non-Indigenous educator I would love to live in a city that is actively working with FNMI communities. Indigenous tourism dispels stereotypes and ethically preserves and promotes Indigenous culture.

I see these values reflected in the MMEd which offers electives such as "Indigeneity, Technology, and Education" and "Critical Issues in Indigenous Education."

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Known for its mild but damp climate, Vancouver has one of the foggiest climates of Canada’s.  I find this exciting as I am used to the extreme climate changes in Toronto.

As of 2016 the population was 610,000 people- making it the 8th largest city in Canada. Another change for me as Toronto's population is more than double that. However there is a far greater access and emphasis on nature which I would love to get to explore.

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More about University of British Columbia

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10% of learning takes place on campus at UBC, Vancouver which is located at the western tip of the Point Grey Peninsula in the city.

The campus reminded me of Trent University as it is naturally beautiful; almost completely surrounded by forest and also looks over the Pacific Ocean. The campus is located on the traditional territory of the Musqueam people. Another personal draw to Vancouver is the progressive and passionate way the local governments work with Indigenous communities.

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This proposed 2 year MMed allows graduates to study the education and learning which occurs in museums and other non traditional  and other informal learning contexts (such as, art galleries, science centres, parks, historic sites, etc.)