Postgraduate Degrees in Liverpool

...in relation to the module content, and act autonomously in planning and implementing change in their educational setting, taking account of current thinking...

...In this module students will critically engage with these philosopher's views on education. History of British Education 1750 to the Present...

...supported by staff with experience and expertise in this area. The programme has been designed to cater for the interests of professionals in all kinds...

...progress in order that all can achieve their full potential. They will be helped to develop self-direction and originality in problem-solving in relation to the module content...

...in a range of sectors. Students recruited to the programme come from occupations such as teaching, advisory roles, police work, social work and in the health sector...

...Special Educational Needs. From Freud to Foucault, Goffman to Garland-Thomson, Derrida to Davis, McRuer to Murray, and so on, the module follows the progression...

...By studying at Liverpool Hope University, you will be joining an academic community with a strong record in educational research. You will study in a supportive...

...The MA in English Language programme will provide an opportunity for students to specialise in English language through engaging with the most up-to-date research in the... Learn about: Part Time, English Language, Full Time...

...Case Studies in Nineteenth-Century Literature Science Fiction The Art of the Graphic novel Fantasy and the Literature of the Fantastic American Modernism... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...programme is ideally suited to this purpose and targets students with widely diverse backgrounds. This programme has been designed to provide a critical... Learn about: Quality Training...

...which will inform their theoretical understanding and research with insights amplified by experience of the applied creative process, and, symbiotically...

...for social change ( Dr. A. McKane ) American Foreign Relations - Module information ( Dr R. Busby ) Britain and the world: a historical and contemporary analysis... Learn about: Social Change...

...with the theoretical underpinning for a career in Human Resource Management and Development (HRM/D) – from recent graduates, who may not have an HRM/D background... Learn about: Management Development, Resource Management...

...comprises of either two 30-credit or four 15-credit modules. After completion of the taught phase, students will then embark on the research phase...

...will analyse the diverse perspectives and assumptions that underpin and impact upon an area of personal or professional interest. AND Religious...

...for an interrogation of Disability Studies and Special Educational Needs. From Freud to Foucault, Goffman to Garland-Thomson, Derrida to Davis...

...International and Comparative Education: Key Concepts and Practices (30 credits) This module will analyse the theory and practice of comparative... Learn about: Learning Teaching...

...Global and Economic Development (compulsory - 15 credits) May to September – The Research Phase. Students have two options: they can choose to undertake... Learn about: Global Business, Business Environment, Full Time...

...designed to enable students to analyse key events in the international system, both historical and contemporary, and interpret them using theoretical ideas... Learn about: International Relations...

...in turn from three angles – its political, its institutional, and its literary history (including in each session the study of appropriate texts)...