Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
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Study Details: Full Time, 2 Years
The Advanced Research award offers students the opportunity to study an area of personal interest in depth to develop expertise in a chosen aspect of education. It is aimed at applicants who intend to pursue careers in education institutions, educational policy development, administration, and academic research. The course will also prepare students for progression into doctoral study.
Who is the course for?
established teachers and education practitioners who want to develop expertise and theoretical understanding of the field
newly qualified practitioners looking to upgrade their qualifications and enhance their knowledge
students who have had some experience in an aspect of educational practice which they would like to develop for future career development.
an honours degree (2:2 or higher) in a relevant subject such as Education, SEND, Childhood Studies, Social Sciences, Coaching, Mentoring or Counselling or other related fields. Other degree qualifications will be considered depending upon relevant professional experience in an educational context such as schools and colleges. Overseas awards need to be recognised as equivalent by NARIC
English language GCSE Grade 4 (iGCSE Grade C) or above or equivalent
a short personal statement (no more than 500 words) explaining why you are interested in education and any relevant experience (professional or voluntary) that might support your application
a work or academic reference.
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Employment prospects are enhanced through the MA Education (with Advanced Research) qualification, with graduates often securing promotions with their current employer or pursuing new opportunities.
Typical career paths include:
Senior practitioner or leader in a school or other education setting
Educational research or policy development
Advisory roles within the field of education
Teacher in range of settings
Lecturer in Higher or Further Education
Training, Human Resources
Leader of Educational organization
Special Educational Needs practitioner
Early Years Practitioner
Children’s Centre Leader
Education Adviser
Coaching and Mentoring
Youth work
Family Support
Core modules:
Critical Review of the Literature & Advanced Research Methodology
Undertaking Advanced Research
Pedagogy and Practice
Preparing for Success in your Studies
Leadership in Education
Introduction to Educational Research
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