Master of Education (M Ed)
Maximum Places Offered: Not Applicable
Available: Full-time/Part-time
Level: 9
Duration: 1 yr FT/2 yrs PT
Location: Online/ MIC Limerick
Delivery Mode:
Students have the option of engaging online (Hyflex) or face to face (at weekends).
Assessment:
Continuous Assessment
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Programme Overview
The Master of Education (M Ed) programme is designed for all those interested in enhancing their professional knowledge, understandings and skills. Offered on a full-time (one year) or part-time (two years) basis, this modular design enables students to register for specific core M Ed modules and select others from a diverse range of electives, thus contributing to flexible, agile and individualised learning pathways. MIC, as a globalised provider, especially welcomes international students to this modular, hyflex M Ed programme.
Key Features
- Students build their own customised M Ed from the available modules tailored to their own professional specialisation, research areas and personal interests
- Students may choose to select interdisciplinary modules or M Ed designated pathways
- All modules (core and elective) are delivered using a blended, hyflex or completely online format
- Greater choice in terms of time, place, pace, content and mode of learning ensures a personalised, tailored, student-centred learning experience as well as providing a unique, rigorous and compelling intellectual challenge
- Principles of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) are embedded in programme design, development and implementation, i.e. multiple forms of representation, engagement and expression
- Guided by a programme-level approach, a diverse range of innovative, authentic, flexible accessible and inclusive assessment types and formats is utilised across M Ed modules
- An enabling and supportive infrastructure facilitates students to share insights and innovations and engage in collaborative reflection and strategic planning fostering an effective learning culture and a community of practice.

Contact
Emma O'Brien, Programme Coordinator & Director of Taught Postgraduate Studies in Education
T: +353 61 204785
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