Masters Degrees in Education, United Kingdom

Have you thought about your future as one of innovation, change, education and excellence? Are you keen to take your nursing knowledge and skills to postgraduate level and develop your educational role? MSc Contemporary Healthcare (Education) offers a recordable Nursing and Midwifery Council qualification that could be your route to a career teaching in academic or clinical settings. Read more

The Graduate Certificate in Professional Development (Education) provides you with Continuing Professional Development (CPD) which will enable you to meet the NQT standards it is designed to provide professional development for practicing teachers. Read more

The University of Birmingham’s School of Education is one of the best schools in the UK to study social research as can be seen by its results in the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014 which shows that more than 81 per cent of all its research was rated as internationally excellent (3*) or world leading (4*). Read more

Do you want to teach at secondary level in professional practice whilst learning with a combination of E-learning and face to face workshops? This programme is part time by distance learning whilst you study at University of Aberdeen across eight weekends. Read more

Do you want to teach at primary level in Scotland? If you are interested in primary teaching you may be interested in a programme which combines all the essential aspects of teacher training and combines online learning with face to face activities during your weekend to allow you to travel to University of Aberdeen from a wider local authority catchment area to study here. Read more

This course delivers high-quality research methods training, including practical experience with qualitative and quantitative data analysis software packages and detailed analysis related to research epistemology and the philosophy of social science. . Read more

Modules can be taken on weekday evenings so that part-time students can fit this Master’s degree around existing commitments (some modules may also run during the day or on weekends). Read more

The MA Education (Science) aims to reflect contemporary theory in all aspects of practice in science education. international, formal and informal. Read more

The MA Education encourages and enables students to think deeply and critically about education as a field of study. We recognise this as a rich field that encompasses a wide range of contrasting philosophical, disciplinary and political positions. Read more

Taught course over 2 years, plus dissertation. Flexible, modular programme. Two entry points (September and February). Part-time study, evening and Saturday sessions. Read more

This programme provides an overview of the common controversies and contemporary debates in international and comparative education. Read more

Gain a broad-based masters degree or follow one of our seven specialist pathways to achieve a named MA Education. Develop innovative ideas to take back to your workplace. Read more

A Master's by Research (MA) allows you to undertake a one year (full time) research degree. It contains little or no formal taught component. Read more

The Education and International Development MA will introduce students to the concepts of development and educational development, and help them assess the role of education and learning in the development process by examining theory and research. Read more

The Education MA is a flexible course that combines interdisciplinary perspectives with the development of analytical and core research skills to enable students to pursue their own subject-specific interests in education. Read more