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Bath Spa University · Full-time

Professional Practice in Education

Research and reflect on your professional practice while you pursue a Master's degree that fits your career goals. - Choose from a range of specialist modules from across our postgraduate courses in Education. - Depending on which modules you choose, you can s…

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School of Education · Education and teaching

Research and reflect on your professional practice while you pursue a Master's degree that fits your career goals. - Choose from a range of specialist modules from across our postgraduate courses in Education. - Depending on which modules you choose, you can study online or in-person at Newton Park. Some sessions are held in the evenings. - Lay the foundations for career progression – perhaps into a PhD, management, or roles in Higher Education. Gain an in-depth understanding of your current area of professional practice with our flexible MA. Designed for busy schedules, this course is suitable for working professionals. Choose from a variety of modules covering topics such as inclusive education and educational leadership. Some modules offer structured teaching while others are more research-based and focused on independent learning. Whichever modules you choose, you’ll develop your research skills in preparation for your dissertation. This extended research project culminates in a substantial thesis.

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You'll usually have a good first degree, however we often accept applicants with sufficient relevant experience. English language requirements If English isn't your first language, you'll need to provide evidence of proficiency in English. We're looking for an IELTS score of 6.0-7.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component (Writing, Listening, Reading and Speaking). We assess applications individually.

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