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Middlesex University · Part-time

Education

Why choose MA Education at Middlesex? This postgraduate degree has been structured so that assignments can be applied to real world situations. You will be encouraged to evaluate existing practices, develop new approaches and become immersed in contemporary ed…

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Education · Education and teaching

Why choose MA Education at Middlesex? This postgraduate degree has been structured so that assignments can be applied to real world situations. You will be encouraged to evaluate existing practices, develop new approaches and become immersed in contemporary education research. Middlesex University has a long history of delivering leading education courses You will benefit from the guidance and support of outstanding and experienced tutors who bring a wealth of professional experience to their teaching. Our academics are widely published across disciplines such as citizenship, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, and creative pedagogies. What will you gain? - A deep and systematic knowledge of how different theorists and policy makers have understood the relationship between education and society - Your own perspective on education; and consideration of how this could be applied in practice - Confidence to research into educational contexts with understanding and rigour - The knowledge and skills needed to develop plans for appropriate solutions to open ended problems in educational contexts - The ability to communicate your ideas through a wide range of media. - Middlesex University undergraduate alumni can benefit from a 20% discount when starting their MA Education in September.

Getting in

As the university states it

Applicants should have at least one of the following: a 2:2 or above from an honours degree programme in a relevant area a postgraduate qualification in a relevant area relevant experience. In addition to: GCSE English and Maths Grade 4 or equivalent.

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