Eunice Lumsden
Head of Childhood, Youth & Families and Professor
Faculty of Health, Education and Society
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Master'sPG
MADuration
1 year full time
2-5 years part time
1-3 years online
Starting
February, September
Fees UK 24/25
Full Time: £8,250
Part Time: £1,380 per 30 credits
Online: £1,235 per 30 credits
International Fees 24/25
Full time: £16,995
Online: £1,235 per 30 credits
Location
Waterside, Distance Learning
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Our Education MA program is designed to deepen your understanding of educational issues, policy, and practice whilst empowering you with the skills and confidence to lead evidence-based change in your own context. We encourage you to think critically and draw from your own experience to explore a range of themes, such as international perspectives, learning cultures and spaces, digital innovations, leadership, and health and wellbeing. You will discover the potential of education to enact positive change in both individuals and societies.
You can choose to study part-time or full-time for your MA Education on our Waterside Campus or 100% online from anywhere in the world. The online option is designed for UK-based or international education professionals looking for the flexibility to fit the timing of their studies around life and work commitments.
Join us in shaping a brighter future through informed and impactful education.
Updated 13/06/2024
Master’s qualifications can give you the opportunity for higher level responsibility and senior posts within education, children’s services and further education.
This Master’s in education course addresses the needs of local authorities in the East Midlands as well as the government agenda for continuing professional development and the development of teaching as a research based profession.
An MA in education is a versatile degree for students in search of career paths beyond teaching. Although this Master’s programme equips you with skills and knowledge specifically within the field of education, it is not limiting but rather accommodates to other niche roles.
Some examples of the kind of work students can do following graduation include: