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    MA Three years part-time

Masters Degree Description

This National MA Education (Wales) is a truly transformative and sector leading programme for educational professionals in Wales, from early career teachers to senior leaders.

The following study options are available:

  • National MA Education (Wales)
  • National MA Education (Wales) Additional Learning Needs
  • National MA Education (Wales) Leadership
  • National MA Education (Wales) Curriculum
  • National MA Education (Wales) Equity in Education

The National MA Education (Wales) has been collaboratively developed by seven universities in Wales, through direct engagement with a variety of key stakeholders including Welsh Government. This Masters’ degree in Education will ensure that all education professionals in Wales have the same high-quality opportunity to enhance their professional knowledge, engage with research, and to improve their professional practice.

Entry Requirements

Candidates must hold Qualified Teacher Status and be currently employed in the compulsory education sector in Wales. We only accept funded applicants. Please check Fees & Funding Information section.

Please check our Compulsory Supporting Documents page for further information on compulsory documents you will need to provide when applying for this course. These include:

  • Evidence of QTS
  • Reference from Head Teacher
  • Supplementary Application Form
  • Recognition of Prior Learning Form
  • Proof of Residency in Wales Form

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Fees

For fees and funding options, please visit website to find out more.

Programme Funding

A range of bursaries, scholarships, loans and grants are available. Please visit website to find out more.

Student Destinations

Designed for qualified teachers at all career stages.

Module Details

YEAR ONE

Students who have completed a PGCE with 60 credits at Level 7 are likely to be exempt from the first year of study. Those students who do not have this award will study three modules in the first year:

  • Pedagogy and Practice (20 credits)
  • Collaboration and Professional Practice (20 credits)
  • Evidence-Informed Practice (20 credits)

YEAR TWO

In year two, MA Education (Wales) students will take the core Advanced Research Enquiry Skills module, alongside any 2 optional modules. All the modules are 20 credits.

MA Education (Wales) optional modules:

  • Leadership and Management of ALN
  • Inclusive Classroom Practice
  • Leading and Managing Education Professionals
  • Leading Organisational Change
  • Curriculum Design and Realisation
  • Exploring Pedagogies
  • Emotional and Mental Wellbeing
  • Equity and Diversity
  • Additional Learning Needs, Excellence in Practice
  • Leading within and across Educational Systems
  • Curriculum Leadership and Innovation
  • Responding to the Effects of Poverty and Disadvantage in Education

In year two, students studying the specialist pathways (Additional Learning Needs / Leadership / Curriculum / Equity in Education) will take the core Advanced Research Enquiry Skills module, alongside choosing 2 optional modules from a choice of 3. All the modules are 20 credits.

Specialist Pathway optional modules:

Additional Learning Needs

  • Inclusive Classroom Practice
  • Leadership and Management of ALN
  • ALN: Excellence in Practice

Leadership

  • Leading and Managing Education Professionals
  • Leading Organisational Change
  • Leading within and across Education Systems

Curriculum

  • Exploring Pedagogies
  • Curriculum Design and Realisation
  • Curriculum Leadership and Innovation

Equity in Education

  • Emotional and Mental Health and Wellbeing
  • Equity and Diversity
  • Responding to the Effects of Poverty and Disadvantage in Education

YEAR THREE

The third and final year will focus on the core Dissertation module (60 credits).

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