Students

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• Doctoral programmes
• Masters programmes
  • Featured programme: MSc Education, Technology and Society (ETS)
  • Master of Education (MEd)
  • MSc in Education, Technology and Society
  • MSc Science and Education
  • MSc in Educational Research
  • MSc Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages
  • MSc Systems Learning and Leadership
  • MSc Neuroscience and Education
• Initial Teacher Education
• New & Returning Students
• Professional development

Masters programmes

The Graduate School of Education has a long tradition of offering initial and continuing professional development for professionals and practitioners.

The Graduate School offers the following programmes:

• MEd Counselling in Education
• MEd Educational Leadership, Policy & Development
• MSc in Educational Research
• MSc in Education, Technology and Society
• MEd Individually Constructed Programme
• MSc in Neuroscience & Education New for 2013/14!
• MEd Psychology of Education (including BPS)
• MSc in Science & Education
• MEd Special & Inclusive Education
• MSc Systems Learning and Leadership
• MSc in TESOL

There are a number of common features to all programmes. All are modular, are grounded in current professional practice and research, and allow credit transfer. You can also construct your own programme, or choose units across programmes.  Please note given the specialist nature of the MSc in Educational Research there is less scope for taking units outside of the programme.

We aim to:

• extend and deepen your professional knowledge
• develop your understanding of specific theories, ideas and practices, and the relationships between perspectives from different disciplines
• provide a caring, collaborative working environment in which students from different backgrounds can work together and share experiences for their mutual benefit
• develop your intellectual, practical and transferable skills
• encourage critical thinking
• encourage you to develop as reflective practitioners.