Education Studies
Entry requirements
You should normally have a good honours degree, typically a first or second- class classification. We also accept candidates who have alternative but equivalent qualifications or experience for example:
- An equivalent professional qualification recognised at honours degree standard
- An unclassified or lower classified degree alongside significant, relevant professional experience in education
- A postgraduate certificate or diploma appropriate to the main area of study
Months of entry
September
Course content
The current political and economic climate has created a need for cross-system working within the education sector; professionals of the future therefore need to extend their knowledge beyond a specific subject area. Education Studies has been designed to provide you with the knowledge you need to look at the 'whole' system and identify opportunities to influence the wider education landscape.
Core units aim to provide students with the theoretical knowledge to underpin future practice such as social research design and understanding education within a global context. Our flexible way of working and support also helps you fit studying around other commitments.
The full-time MA Education Studies is normally timetabled for teaching on two days a week with additional independent, guided study requirements.Students following the part-time route follow the same pattern of study, however students can take up to 2 years to complete both phases of the programme. In addition to directed tasks, you are also expected to spend time preparing for assignments by independent reading, research and reflection.
The achievement of a Masters Degree demonstrates abilities that are highly valued by employers. The MA Education Studies opens up a variety of potential career paths, including education administration and or management and preparation for a PhD for teaching in higher education.
Speical Features:
- Flexible delivery - traditional taught (full/part-time) or intensive modes available
- Can be tailored to meet personal and professional needs
- Opportunity to study contemporary educational issues
Fees and funding
Please check the latest Postgraduate prospectus for information on the tuition fees for each course. For further information on potential sources of funding for postgraduate students, visit www.mmu.ac.uk/study/postgraduate
Qualification and course duration
MA
Course contact details
- Name
- Postgraduate Admissions Office
- courses@mmu.ac.uk
- Phone
- +44 (0)161 247 6969