Dublin City University Masters Degrees in Education - General

The Professional Master of Education (Post Primary) is a full-time teacher education qualification delivered through evening and flexible learning… View course

The Masters of Education in Autism (MEdA) is a unique, part-time, two year programme focussing on the needs of educators working with autistic children and young people. View course

The Master of Education is designed for educators who wish to pursue in-depth study in education for both professional and personal development. View course

In 2024-2025, the course will be offered in a blended approach, with a mix of online and on campus days in St Patricks College, DCU, totalling eight weeks of block release from school. View course

The Professional Master of Education (Primary Teaching) (PMEP) programme equips students with the principles… View course

Ireland's ratification of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities has increased expectations around the creation of more inclusive schools and systems. View course

The Masters in Education in Special Educational Needs (MEdEN) is a blended programme open to qualified experienced teachers working in primary and… View course

The MSc in Education and Training Management (eLearning) has been designed to meet the needs of participants from the widely varying fields of… View course

The Master of Education in Literacy Professional Practice is designed for classroom teachers who are seeking to develop deep expertise in literacy theory, research and evidence-based practices. View course

Participants come from all levels of the education system (primary, post-primary, adult and community, and third level) as well as from industry… View course

This programme is for  Primary ,  Post-Primary  and  Special School  teachers who currently hold a post funded by the… View course

The Professional Diploma in Teaching Physics is designed to upskill post-primary teachers to meet current Teaching Council subject requirements in… View course

Dyslexia affects one in 10 students in Ireland. View course