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University of Bath · Distance learning (part-time)

International Education

Study education at an advanced level in an international context. International education is becoming increasingly important for many national and international schools worldwide. If you are a teacher, lecturer, or leader in this field - or looking to take on…

Postgraduate1 yearDistance learning (part-time)

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Study education at an advanced level in an international context. International education is becoming increasingly important for many national and international schools worldwide. If you are a teacher, lecturer, or leader in this field - or looking to take on such a role - our Postgraduate Certificate in International Education (PGCiE) course can provide you with essential skills and knowledge to boost your career. You will study education at an advanced level in an international context with a focus on key issues that influence curricula across the planet. Throughout the course, you will explore current education topics and how to embed them positively within your professional practice. Gain key skills You will leave this course with: - demonstratable analysis and critical thinking skills - enhanced professional practice abilities - a greater theoretical understanding of current educational issues - an improved awareness of educational issues relating to sustainability and global citizenship - greater knowledge of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), allowing you to better understand global challenges and how to address them through education Course structure This course lasts between 1 and 2 years, and requires you to complete 3 units. You must complete your units within 2 years of starting the course. All units are self-led and online, meaning you can complete this course entirely through distance learning. This gives you the flexibility to study alongside other commitments. However, you will interact and collaborate with other students and tutors as you learn. You will also receive support for your coursework assignments and have access to a wealth of online resources via the University library. Graduate prospects With an enhanced understanding of international education and related issues, and a specialist qualification in this field, you will be in a strong position to develop your career. While this course does not lead to Qualified Teacher Status in the UK, a specialist postgraduate qualification in international education is regarded by many schools to be important for teaching or leading in an international context. There is also the option to continue your studies with the part-time MA Education and a doctoral qualification, such as our part-time Doctor of Education (EdD).

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As the university states it

To apply for this course you may have an undergraduate degree in any subject. British qualifications You should have: a bachelor’s honours degree or international equivalent, typically a high 2:2 or above; or a degree that is not a high 2:2 or above (or international equivalent) plus at least 2 years of relevant experience in a relevant field or sector; or - a teaching qualification (gained after at least the equivalent of 2 satisfactory years of higher education) plus at least 2 years of relevant experience in a relevant field or sector. Minimum non-graduate qualifications - an advanced diploma in education and at least 2 years of relevant experience or - a teaching qualification (gained after at least the equivalent of 2 satisfactory years of higher education) and at least 2 years of relevant experience. We may make an offer based on a lower grade if you can provide evidence of your suitability for the degree (for example, professional experience in education). If your first language is not English, but within the last 2 years you completed your degree in the UK, you may be exempt from our English language requirements.

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