Education Postgraduate Degrees

...gender and changes such as globalisation and new managerialism. Cutting edge policy analysis drawing on contemporary research. Interdisciplinary and critical... Learn about: Computer Science Education, Research methods, Business management...

...(or the equivalent) and this will be assessed at interview through a translation exercise. Knowledge and understanding of the subject you intend to teach... Learn about: Pedagogical Resources, Teaching Latin, GCSE Mathematics...

...and some computing and engineering courses can be acceptable but only if there is a strong pure mathematics element. A single honours in engineering would not usually be suitable... Learn about: Studying Policy, Professional Practice, English Language...

...the ways in which childhood is socially and culturally constructed, and to reflect on international policy and practice. Multidisciplinary approach... Learn about: Global Childhoods, Research methods, Children’s Rights...

...(but candidates have to make up the gaps in subject knowledge during the course of the year) Communications, media or linguistic degrees, depending... Learn about: English Language, Pedagogical Resources, PGCE English...

...practices to promote capacities for independent thought and action in the classroom. Flexible and interdisciplinary while supporting subject-specific learning... Learn about: Theory & Practice, Business management, Mathematics education...

...In order to meet the academic entry requirements for this programme you should have a minimum 2:1 undergraduate degree with a final mark of at least... Learn about: English Language, Language teaching, Analysing English...

...degree with first class honours in a related subject area or an MA or MFA in Creative Writing with a Pass. So as not to disadvantage talented applicants... Learn about: Quality Training, English Language, Project Proposal...

...as an experienced practitioner, to reflect on your teaching and management of literacy, language and numeracy programmes and to experiment with and evaluate...

...including adult, professional, vocational and workplace learning in the public and private sectors; and those interested in these areas. This masters degree...

...ESOL) anywhere in the world. Teachers of other languages may be accepted but most examples are drawn from English language teaching. This masters degree...

...(Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) early in their professional lives and who have little or no teaching experience. Our MA in TESOL...

...(Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) early in their professional lives and who have little or no teaching experience. Our MA in TESOL...

...The MA in TESOL and Translation Studies is for those who wish to pursue a career in TESOL and acquire additional expertise in translation theory and practice...

...The MA in TESOL and Translation Studies is for those who wish to pursue a career in TESOL and acquire additional expertise in translation theory and practice...

...and Livelihoods and Development in Africa (DASA). You will also choose four optional modules from a wide range within Department of African Studies and Anthropology (DASA)...

...from a wide range of optional modules. The programme has three 20 credit core modules: 20 credits - Conflict and Development (IDD) 20 credits...

...while also giving examples of leading historians deploying theoretical ideas and developing historiographical debates. Core modules You will study four core modules... Learn about: Ms Word...

...Core modules Development Economic Policy, 10 credits Dissertation (Economics), 60 credits Econometrics, 20 credits Macroeconomics, 20 credits Microeconomics...

...to submit a 13,500 word dissertation (not applicable to Diploma Students) Optional Modules Choose 4 modules from the POLSIS optional modules list The optional...