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Education (Masters in Education, MEd)

Snapshot

Degrees available:
Degree Length of study
Distance learning (2 optional contact days per module)
MEd 1800 hours of part-time study ( 6 30M modules in total)
PGDiploma 1200 hours of part-time study (4 30M modules in total)
PGCertificate 600 hours of part-time study (2 30M modules in total)
Academic School: School of Education, Social Work & Community Education
How to apply: Contact the Programme Administrator for a copy of the School of Education, Social Work & Community Education CPD Postgraduate Application Form.

Email: eswce-apply@dundee.ac.uk
Professional Accreditation: General Teaching Council for Scotland
Fees for 2011-12: Home Fees and Overseas Fees
Fees for 2012-13 to be confirmed

Aims of the Programme

These awards aim to build upon professionals' initial training and professionalism which has developed throughout their work experience. Because of the considerable distance learning element in the programme, significant individual support is offered through:

Programme Content

There is an extensive bank of modules available by distance learning or mixed mode delivery. The Master of Education is characterised by progression through Certificate, Diploma to MEd with exit points at each level.

By undertaking relevant modules one of the following named awards can be achieved:

All participants undertake two core and two optional modules, and either 1 x 60 credit, or 2 x 30 credit workplace projects at the final stage of the programme.

Methods of Assessment

Formative assessment and feedback are a feature of all modules. Formative and summative assessments are designed to arise naturally from study and work. Major assessments focus directly on application in the workplace. Students are assessed on 4 (30M) modules plus a Workplace Based Project (60M).

Entry Requirements

Applicants will normally be graduates or be able to provide evidence that they can work at postgraduate level. They must be able to undertake work related to a programme specialism in their workplace setting or other appropriate agency.

English Language Requirement: IELTS of 6.0 (or equivalent), if your first language is not English. Please check our Language Requirements page for details of equivalent grades from other test providers, and information about the University of Dundee English Language courses.

Sources of Funding

The School of Education, Social Work and Community Education is not currently offering any school scholarships.

Other sources of funding for postgraduate students can be found on our Scholarships webpage.

Contact

Admissions and Events Administrator
School of Education, Social Work & Community Education
University of Dundee
Nethergate
Dundee
DD1 4HN
Scotland

Telephone: 01382 381122 (from the UK)
Telephone: +44 1382 381122 (from outside the UK)

Email: eswce-apply@dundee.ac.uk