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University of Chester · Full-time

Education

Working with children and young people requires a great deal of knowledge and expertise from those in the sector. Our exciting MA in Education aims to support you to develop an in-depth understanding of a wide range of topics related to education. Our MA in Ed…

MA3 yearsFull-time

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Education · Education and teaching

Working with children and young people requires a great deal of knowledge and expertise from those in the sector. Our exciting MA in Education aims to support you to develop an in-depth understanding of a wide range of topics related to education. Our MA in Education is designed to meet the interests of a wide range of participants from schools, nurseries, universities, colleges and local authorities, as well as professionals working with children and young people outside of education – for example in children's services and health and social care. The common factor for all potential participants is the desire to develop their expertise in the field of education and to make a real difference in the lives of the children and young people with whom they work. The blend of students from different professional backgrounds enables discussion, debate and the sharing of experiences in a supportive and welcoming environment, facilitated by staff who are experts in the field of education. Drawing on the latest policy, research and practice in education, this course will equip students with skills in critical evaluation and practitioner research, enabling them to make informed contributions to development in policy and practice in a wide range of educational settings. Students that do not wish to study the full MA programme, can choose to study to a PGDip/PGCert level instead.

Getting in

As the university states it

Applicants should normally hold a Bachelor's degree, 2:2 or higher, in an area broadly related to Education. Those with a degree in a different area but with experience of working in educational settings will also be considered.

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