Masters Degrees in Adult Education Studies

If you are about to start teaching in a College in Scotland you may need a teaching qualification alongside your specialist degree and experience in order to teach at further education or higher education level. Read more

Are you interested in teaching or training young people and adults? This teacher training course is for graduates who want to teach a wide range of learners… Read more

The MEd in Adult and Community Education is particularly suited to those who are seeking ways of understanding the connections between theoretical frameworks and the assumptions that underpin their work practices. Read more

The Higher Diploma in Further Education is made up of three areas of professional development. Read more

Governments all over the world are urging citizens to train and educate themselves in order to stay competitive in a connected world. Read more

The master’s degree in Sustainability Science offers an academically grounded education in sustainable development research. Read more

The MA in Education. Leading Innovation and Change course aims to develop evidence-based innovative educational practice. The well-established and popular MA in Education. Read more

Students will be supervised by an internationally recognised Director of Studies and a second supervisor. Read more

Teaching in a primary school is one of the most rewarding careers you can have. You will be working with a team of teachers and other adults to support children (aged 5 to 11) to succeed inside and outside the classroom. Read more

Share your love of learning. Use your specialist subject knowledge every day. Help people discover new interests and careers. The Post Compulsory Education and Training (PCET) Pre-service is a professional teacher education course that will qualify you to teach in the post-compulsory education and training sector. Read more

This flexible MA course enables you to explore the links between theory, policy and practice in education. It is designed to support professionals working in a range of education settings and is relevant for any career stage. Read more

How do we establish what is the best practice or policy? How do we assess and attune conflicting interests or claims? How do we decide in the case of strong differences of opinion and perception? In education, upbringing and youth care there are a number of different interests to consider. Read more

The International Postgraduate Certificate of Education is similar in format and structure to our Independent PGCE. It offers teachers based in schools outside the UK, who have not undergone a period of formal training, the opportunity to participate in a structured programme of professional development. Read more

This postgraduate certificate has been designed for students who wish to develop their knowledge of special educational needs and disability policy and practice in the workplace. Read more