Entry requirements

Minimum 2:1 undergraduate honours degree in any subject.

Subject requirements

We accept degrees in the following subject areas:

Applied Social Sciences
Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science
Biblical Studies
Business Studies
Criminology
Digital Media and Society
Economics
Education
English
Geography
Health and Human Sciences
History
International Relations
Journalism
Languages
Law
Management
Medicine
Music
Philosophy
Politics
Psychology
Sociology
Social Work

We may also consider other Arts and Humanities or Social Science subjects.

We will not accept degrees in the following subject areas:

Finance

Months of entry

September

Course content

With a focus on psychological theory, this MA will encourage you to examine the challenges facing education in the 21st century.

Course description

On this course you'll delve into the challenges facing education in the 21st century - with education understood in the broadest possible sense.

We emphasise the application of traditional and critical psychological theories and research to educational policy and practice within diverse global contexts across the life course.

Whether you are new to psychology or have studied it previously, this course will allow you to master the knowledge and skills to develop as a future leader and agent for change in education and psychological policy, practice or research.

Why choose this course?

Interdisciplinary approach: merge insights from psychology and education to address contemporary educational challenges, in educational institutions, the family, community and society.
Research excellence: engage with world-class research that informs teaching and contributes to advancements in both fields.
Teaching faculty: you will be taught and supported by a wide range of academic experts who conduct innovative, intersectional research projects that lead to real-world impacts.
Global perspective: our modules explore critical, diverse and inclusive practice that will prepare you for international and national environments.
Networking opportunities: we have a large national and international cohort of postgraduate taught (PGT) and postgraduate research (PGR) students. We hold seminars and workshops across borders that will allow you to network with peers and colleagues across the globe.