University of Wolverhampton

Education

Faculty of Education, Health and Wellbeing

University of Wolverhampton

This course allows students to build their own programme and customised their experience. Building upon students existing skills, experience and/or qualifications it develop skills, knowledge and understanding which are practical, flexible, relevant and applicable to students current or future role, responsibilities or career aspirations.

Entry requirements

MA: A degree and/or a teaching qualification are normally required for admission. The applicant's professional experience may, however, count towards entry if they do not hold a degree: many successful participants (who are not graduates) have joined the programme and have found practitioner-expertise appropriate to the demands of the programme. This is discussed at interview. Demonstration of prior learning or prior certification may be used towards our postgraduate qualifications and applicants are offered support to seek the accreditation of their prior learning (APL) where this is appropriate. For students whose 1st language is not English, please see the University's international web page for details of English language requirements.

Course modules

Modules include: developing academic study skills; developing e-learning within diverse educational settings; teachers change and learning; research methods; dissertation; critical approaches to learning teaching and diversity; options.

Assessment methods

Dissertation.

Qualifications

Qualification	Study mode	Start month	Fee	Course duration
MA	Part-time	September 2019	3,125 per Year 1 (Home/EU)	2 Years
MA	Full-time	September 2019	6,250 per Year 1 (Home/EU)	12 Months
MA	Full-time	September 2019	13,000 per Year 1 (International)	12 Months
MA	Part-time	January 2020	3,125 per Year 1 (Home/EU)	2 Years
MA	Full-time	January 2020	6,250 per Year 1 (Home/EU)	12 Months
MA	Full-time	January 2020	13,000 per Year 1 (International)	12 Months