The Education MA focuses on contemporary education issues, critical theories and perspectives, and the latest academic research. Whether you’re looking to improve your practice as an educator, take your next steps towards a career in education, or strengthen your skills before pursuing work in research or policy, this MA will equip you with relevant knowledge and skills towards these goals.
I am fortunate to have found a home at King’s College London. In short, I am placed at the epicentre of intellectual discourse at the King’s College London, studying with international students and thriving in a conducive environment that furthers my professional and voluntary experience.
This MA is a flexible course that combines interdisciplinary perspectives with the development of analytical and core research skills. You’ll be supported to critically reflect on educational practices, analyse and evaluate contemporary developments in education policy, and refine your communication and presentation abilities. At the same time, you’ll build a suite of transferable skills that are desirable for a range of careers in the education field and beyond.
You’ll join the School of Education, Communication and Society, which is an internationally recognised centre of research and teaching excellence in the field of education. The programme is taught by experts from a range of professional and academic backgrounds, with expertise in a wide variety of educational specialisms. As research-active academics, they bring contemporary research and real-world insights into their teaching.
There are numerous opportunities to enhance your education and expand your network beyond the classroom. You’ll be invited to a variety of events, including expert lectures, dissertation workshops, socials, and group discussions. You’ll also get to learn more about careers in education, and have access to the King’s careers service during your studies, who can support you on taking your next steps post-graduation.
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