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Master of Education in Special Educational Needs (MEdEN)

A specialized master's programme for experienced teachers seeking advanced expertise in inclusive and special education.

Best for:Experienced teachers seeking to advance their expertise in inclusive education and special needs pedagogy.

Dublin City University · Dublin, Ireland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Inclusive PedagogySpecial EducationTeacher Self-EfficacyEducational LeadershipDifferentiation
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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2 years part-time
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Location
Dublin
Ireland

Overview

The Master of Education in Special Educational Needs (MEdEN) at Dublin City University is designed for qualified teachers who wish to deepen their knowledge of inclusive pedagogy and special education. This programme allows educators to conduct independent research on critical topics such as inclusive leadership, differentiation, and teacher self-efficacy. It is specifically tailored for professionals working in primary, post-primary, or special school settings. Applicants must note that this programme is structured for entry into the second year, requiring prior completion of specific postgraduate qualifications.

Inclusive EducationSpecial Educational NeedsTeacher Professional DevelopmentEducation ResearchPrimary EducationPost-Primary Education

What you'll do

  • Engage in advanced study of inclusive and special education frameworks.
  • Conduct independent research on topics related to inclusive pedagogy or leadership.
  • Apply theoretical knowledge to professional practice within educational settings.
  • Participate in blended learning activities as part of the MEdEN curriculum.

Requirements

Degree required: Qualified teacher status with at least three years of teaching experience.

Degree offered: Master of Education

Language: English

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Minimum of three years of professional teaching experience.
  • Qualified teacher status in primary or post-primary schools.
  • Completion of the 60-credit postgraduate diploma in special/inclusive education at DCU.
Eligibility
  • Must be a qualified teacher working in primary, post-primary, or special schools.
  • Must have completed the specific DCU postgraduate diploma in special education.
  • No Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) route available.

Funding & terms

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How to apply

Applicants must apply through the official university portal. Ensure all prerequisite qualifications are documented before submission.

Documents required
  • Teaching qualification certificates
  • Evidence of prior postgraduate diploma completion
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Institute of Education
Dublin City University
Ireland
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