How to Apply - Concurrent Education

Con-Ed students at opening day west campus final yearBefore applying, please review the admission requirements for our Concurrent Education program

Applicants apply through the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC). Application to the Concurrent Education program is made at the same time as application to Bachelor of Arts, Music, or Science (including Kinesiology) programs at Queen's University. Applications are coordinated by the Queen’s University Undergraduate Admission Office.

Step-by-step process

Step 1: Decide what program you would like to apply to in addition to the Bachelor of Education program. You can choose Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Music, of Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. 

Step 2: Decide where you would like to spend your first year - at the Queen's Campus in Kingston, Ontario or at Bader College, a castle in England. Note: Queen’s University has temporarily suspended recruitment of students to Bader College for the 2024-25 academic year. Only Queen's Campus in Kingston is available for 2024-25.

Step 3: Apply online on the Ontario Universities' Application Centre (OUAC) 

Program Codes

Programs Kingston Campus Bader College
Bachelor of Arts, Honours (BAH/BEd) QB Suspended for 2024/25
Bachelor of Arts - French (BAH/BEd) QBF  
Bachelor of Science, Honours (BScH/BEd) QF Suspended for 2024/25
Bachelor of Music QMM  
Bachelor of Science, Honours, in Kinesiology (BScH/BEd) QKF  

 

Information for Applicants interested in French

Students admitted to the ConEd French Program will be admitted directly to a French major (instead of declaring the major in the second year as happens with most Arts and Science programs). At the end of the first year, students will select either Primary-Junior (K - Grade 6) or Intermediate-Senior (Grade 7 - 12) teaching divisions. Students who select Primary-Junior will be placed in the Primary-Junior French as a Second Language program track in their final year. Students who select Intermediate-Senior must have French as a Second Language a their first teaching subject. 


If you have questions, please contact Student Services Office.