University Centre Colchester at Colchester Institute · Blended learning (part-time)
Education
Are you ready to advance your career in education? The MA in Education is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel at the next level. The Master’s programme offers a comprehensive exploration of the teaching profession, examining the…
MA2 yearsBlended learning (part-time)
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School of Social Sciences · Education and teaching
Are you ready to advance your career in education? The MA in Education is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel at the next level. The Master’s programme offers a comprehensive exploration of the teaching profession, examining the key influences shaping education today. It empowers educators to critically assess their own practices across various teaching disciplines, culminating in a significant research project aimed at enhancing either their own or their students’ educational experiences. Course Aims • Expand access to master’s-level education within North Essex, supporting the continued professional development of teachers • Prepare middle leaders in education for progression to doctoral studies or the National Progression Qualification for Headship (NPQH). The course also updates the skills of current educators to enrich classroom experiences for learners
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As the university states it
A degree at 2:1 or above or substantial vocational and/or industrial experience. Satisfactory completion of the application and interview process. Two satisfactory references, one academic and one vocational
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