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MA Education (part-time online distance learning 3 years)

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    MA 3 years part-time (Online Distance Learning); starts September and January

Masters Degree Description

Gain this flexible part-time qualification and you’ll be equipped to drive educational developments while progressing your career. Apply theory to your specific professional context, reflect on your experiences and engage in educational research to make a direct contribution to practice.

The quality of education plays an important role in facilitating learning. As an educator, you make a difference to the community through inspiring the next generation of learners. Educators need to understand the role they play in their students’ learning and know what impacts the success of their learners. Gain an insight into what affects student performance and discover ways to develop learners’ reflective skills while improving your own too.

Entry Requirements

Usually applicants will be required to hold an undergraduate degree (or equivalent). Applicants without a degree will be required to demonstrate suitability for study at master's level.

Accredited Learning will be available up to a maximum of 90 credits for relevant qualification, eg PGCE, Cert Ed, Dip Ed. Accredited Experiential Learning may be available for attaching academic credit to recognised professional training/CPD courses, eg NPQH/SL/ML, MAST.

We welcome international students onto this programme.

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Fees

For fees and funding options, please visit website to find out more

Programme Funding

Don’t let money stand in the way of your ambition. On top of the student loans available to UK postgraduate students, we offer a range of generous scholarships and bursaries to help you invest in your potential – please visit website for details.

Student Destinations

As a practice-focused course, our MA Education awards offer you a tailored learning experience, applying theoretical models to contextualised practice. When you graduate, you'll be equipped to drive change in educational practice, making a contribution to workplace developments while progressing your career as an education professional.

Develop skills in critical thinking, leadership, independent research and reflection, building your confidence in your ability to become an ethical education practitioner. You'll also boost your professional development by honing your communication skills, ensuring you're able to influence key audiences with your research.

Module Details

Year one
Academic and Professional Journeys.
Year two
Researching Education.
Final year
Project.

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