MA Education (with optional pathways)

The MA Education course offered by the University of Derby is a flexible program designed to meet the diverse needs of educational professionals, educational administrators, and those working in related fields. It promotes an evidence-based approach to understanding education in a contemporary context.Course Content: The course encourages learners to critically engage with educational theories, policies, and practice in order to enhance their professional understanding and contribute to the improvement of their educational setting. The programme includes study around children and young people's mental health, understanding autism, inclusive learning and teaching, and teaching English to speakers of other languages. Key Modules: The course covers a variety of modules including Core Independent Research, Negotiated Learning (30 credits), Education, Community & Society, Negotiated Learning (15 credits), Education: Economics and Politics, Education, Childhood & Youth, and Negotiated Learning (60 credits). Future Careers: Graduates of this course will be equipped for a range of careers in senior roles in education and training, education administration, further education, higher education, health education, and educational publishing. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.