Master of Arts in Learning & Teaching
A professional development programme for educators in third-level, further, and primary/post-primary sectors.
Best for:Best for current educators and trainers seeking to advance their pedagogical expertise through reflective practice.
Overview
This Master's programme is designed to support the professional development of educators across various sectors, including third-level, further education, and primary or post-primary schooling. Students are encouraged to critically reflect on and analyse their own teaching practices within their professional environments. The curriculum offers flexible pathways to achieve a full Master's degree in Learning and Teaching. It is delivered in a blended format, requiring minimal on-campus attendance to accommodate working professionals.
What you'll do
- Critically analyse personal teaching and training methodologies.
- Engage with blended learning modules requiring approximately 5-10 hours of study per week.
- Participate in scheduled on-campus sessions (one Saturday per semester).
- Complete 90 credits of coursework to fulfill degree requirements.
Requirements
Degree required: Level 8 Honours Degree (2.2 grade or higher, 2.1 preferred)
Degree offered: Master of Arts
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Current involvement in a professional teaching or training role
- Ability to engage in critical self-reflection of teaching practice
- Capacity for independent study in a blended learning environment
- Applicants without an Honours degree may be considered via Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) if they possess relevant professional experience.
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How to apply
Applications are accepted for two major intakes per year, in September and January. Prospective students should visit the official university website to submit their application during the designated opening periods.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of current teaching or training role
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