University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom

Degree MSc
Study Level Masters
Study Mode On Campus
Course Intensity Part Time
Fees(GBP) 15000-
Scholarships Yes
Start date Jan, Apr, Sep

Online MSc Education
With such discrepancy in educational standards both nationally and internationally, the commitment to provide the best opportunities remains imperative. The University of Glasgow's School of Education, ranked 7th in the UK by the Complete University Guide 2022, recognises the need for quality teachers. Our Online Education MSc is perfect for budding teachers, pre-PhD or -EdD students and education professionals keen to further their careers around their existing commitments. Our focus on research and high-level teaching from expert faculty will ensure you are best placed to further your career in education.
Choose your own path
This programme offers three specialist pathways, enabling you to tailor your studies to your unique experiences and career goals. Choose from psychological and international perspectives in adult education; assessment and pedagogy; or inclusive education. Each of these options is designed to provide you with the skills necessary for a successful career in education and help shape the minds of tomorrow.
Open up your career options
By giving you insights into the learning process and the current policies, practices, issues and trends in education, our online Education MSc opens up a raft of positions from primary and secondary schooling to adult education and educational leadership.
100% online, interactive learning
Studying online means you don’t have to sacrifice your current career in order to pursue a new one. The University of Glasgow’s Online MSc Education will provide you with industry-lead teaching and cutting-edge research without you having to set foot on campus. They offer a variety of study options from videos, live seminars and discussions, which you can download in order to access anywhere, at any time. At the University of Glasgow, you can further your ambitions without compromising your current commitments.

About University

COVID-19 information for future students:

The University is working in line with the latest advice from the Scottish Government and Health Authorities in order to prepare the campus to safely welcome new students in September 2020.

Following extensive consultation with experts, wide-ranging measures to minimise the risk of COVID-19 transmission have been developed. The measures include:

• two free reusable face coverings for all students and staff

• an enhanced cleaning regime for all buildings

• one-way systems and clear signage to ensure safe and smooth movement around our campuses

• observing physical distancing measures, including in teaching spaces

• hand sanitisers throughout our buildings.

The aim is to provide as much face-to-face teaching and interaction as possible, within approved Government guidelines. Nearly all buildings will be open and the aim is for every student to be able to enjoy smaller class experiences, laboratory and skills sessions on-campus, while lectures will be delivered remotely online.

Start dates

The start of teaching for the majority of Undergraduate programmes is 21 September 2020, with Freshers’ Week, including Welcome & Induction, from 14 September.

The majority of Postgraduate taught programmes will start teaching on either 14 or 21 September 2020.

The University is also offering around 50 taught programmes to commence on 9 November, and a further 30 programmes have a “dual start” option, offering a January 2021 start date as well as September 2020. This gives the option to delay study to January.

For more information options, see FAQ for offer holders and applicants.

About the University

Glasgow is a world top 100 university with one of the widest range of courses in the UK. Established in 1451, the University is recognised internationally for its ground-breaking work and has inspired thinkers from eminent scientist Lord Kelvin to the father of economics Adam Smith.

The University of Glasgow at a glance:

•    Member of the prestigious Russell Group, group of leading UK research intensive universities in the UK

•    Founder member of Universitas 21, an international grouping of universities dedicated to setting worldwide standards for higher education

•    Annual research earnings of more than £181 million

•    An international community of more than 29,000 students, from 130+ countries.

There is currently a large scale investment project of £1 billion in the University’s estate to create spaces and opportunities for world-changing teaching, education and research. The new state-of-the-art James McCune Smith learning and teaching hub is due to open in early 2021.

Glasgow is the UK’s third largest city and one of the world’s top student cities. A 2019 Time Out survey placed it in the top ten cities in the world. Ranked between Berlin and Paris, Glasgow was voted number one for both friendliness and affordability.

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More information

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