University of Suffolk · Part-time
Education Studies
The Master’s degree in Education, at the University of Suffolk, is underpinned by transdisciplinary teaching, research and practice. The MA Education provision is designed to enhance knowledge, skills and career progression in the broad fields of education acr…
Postgraduate2 yearsPart-time
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School of Health, Science and Society · Education and teaching
The Master’s degree in Education, at the University of Suffolk, is underpinned by transdisciplinary teaching, research and practice. The MA Education provision is designed to enhance knowledge, skills and career progression in the broad fields of education across four key pathways: Education, Leadership, Childhood and Inclusive Practice. It offers a curriculum focused on theory, research and policy evaluation to extend learners’ thinking and practice on contemporary ideas, issues and debates. You will enhance your expertise and further develop skills of leading transformative change and support others in education or careers-related to children and families. These values of collaboration, inclusive thinking and empowering communities that learners are a part of align with the University’s pledges for a civic commitment. The course shapes your’ in-depth knowledge, skills and practices through a highly-specialised curriculum, self-experience and a professional learning environment. The course team is invested in student voice and encourages co-creation of curriculum, dialogic engagements and ownership of leaning and career development. The course offers additional built-in qualifications offered within modules or as extra-curricular activities free of charge. These include: Designated Teacher Award for Care Experienced Children Mental Health First Aid Training Paediatric First Aid Training The MA Education Studies at the University of Suffolk supports you in specialising in a particular field (e.g. policy, EDI, curriculum, leadership), and develop expertise that aligns with your interests and career goals. This expertise can make you a valuable asset in specific educational settings. The new knowledge and approaches you learn about on the course will make you a more effective educator, leading to greater job satisfaction and fulfilment.
Getting in
As the university states it
A Bachelors Honours degree 2:2 from a UK university or other recognised degree-awarding body; have experience working in an educational setting. Applicants without this qualification, but who have substantial relevant professional experience, may also be considered. An applicant whose 1st language is not English will be required to produce evidence of their competence in the English language in accordance with the Institution’s Admissions Policy, (IELTS score to 6.5 - or equivalent qualification).
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