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MRes Education

Full-time, Part-time

Location • City Campus
Subject area • Education studies
Related subjects Sociology and politics Research degrees


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During this course we introduce you to social science research methods, the supporting theories and philosophies, and related policy and practice issues in education. You can also develop areas of specialist interests.

It is suitable if you
• are working in or planning to work in education policy and practice
• carry out research in these and related subject areas

You study various research methodologies including • biographical research • case study • ethnography • interview • experimental design • policy analysis • survey design and analysis.

The MRes includes a research-based dissertation, which may become a pilot study towards a PhD. The MRes modules provide research training for PhD students in education. For some modules, you meet and discuss research issues with other students on the MRes programme.

Your lecturers are experts involved in a wide range of research, including funded projects. These research areas include
• professional development
• workforce reform
• early years
• language and literacy
• leadership and management in education
• autism

Our Faculty of Development and Society Graduate School hosts this course and their website provides
• a communication hub for students and staff engaged in research
• information about our research work
• contact information

Postgraduate Diploma/Postgraduate Certificate/Short courses
You can take individual modules as short courses or combine them towards a PgDip/PgCert Research Methods in Education.

The modules designs in educational research, and education policy, discourse and research, allow you to explore an educational topic which is of personal interest to you.

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Attendance

Full-time – one year
Part-time – typically three years
Depending on your route and start date (September or February), you attend evenings and/or day study blocks. Please contact us for more details.

How to apply

Complete the application form available at www.shu.ac.uk/study/form

Fees – home and EU students

2013/14 academic year

Typically £5,355 for the course

The course fee may be subject to annual inflationary increase. For further information on fees and funding see www.shu.ac.uk/funding

Fees – international students

2013/14 academic year

Typically £10,980 for the course

2014/15 academic year

Typically £11,250 for the course

The course fee may be subject to annual inflationary increase. For further information on fees, scholarships and bursaries see www.shu.ac.uk/international/fees

Assessment

Includes • essays • projects • presentations • other assignments

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