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Digital Technologies, Communication and Education
Digital Technologies, Communication and Education (DTCE) is a distinguished, award-winning course with a rich history spanning nearly twenty years. We are proud of the transformative impact our master's has had on the careers and lives of our alumni, many of w…
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School of Environment, Education and Development
Digital Technologies, Communication and Education (DTCE) is a distinguished, award-winning course with a rich history spanning nearly twenty years. We are proud of the transformative impact our master's has had on the careers and lives of our alumni, many of whom are now doing innovative work in the field of digital education. DTCE equips students with the knowledge and skills to thrive in the digital age, tailored to empower a diverse range of professionals: teachers, lecturers, administrators, managers, e-learning designers, trainers, and all those passionate about education. As the world navigates through continuous digital transformation, this course will provide you with a profound understanding of the dynamic environment that permeates both our personal and professional lives. By integrating theory with practical, real-world insights, our course equips you with the necessary competencies to navigate, evaluate, and shape the digital future of education. Whether your goal is to further your career, enrich your understanding of digital education, or position yourself at the forefront of educational innovation, our MA in Digital Technologies, Communication, and Education empowers you to release your potential in this digitally connected world.
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We require a UK Honours degree with a First or Upper Second (2.1) classification or the overseas equivalent. When assessing your academic record, we take into account the grades you have achieved and the standing of the institution where you studied your qualification.
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