Graduate Studies

Graduate and Professional Studies

The Graduate School of Education offers a range and quality of graduate study options that few can surpass and which are designed to meet the varying needs of both graduates and busy professionals.

New opportunity to start your MSc/PhD in January 2010

Due to the increased interest in our successful PhD programme we have for this year only, arranged to allow students to begin their research training in January 2010 instead of having to wait until October (please note that this opportunity is available to full time, on campus students only).

TESOL Options at the Graduate School of Education

We offer five different TESOL courses at the School, three at Master level and two at Doctoral level. For more information on these courses please see our TESOL Options webpage.

Developing Professional Practice

For those looking for professional development, we offer both MEd and EdD courses. Our professionally oriented MEd programme is designed to put theory into practice, allowing education professionals to introduce effectively the knowledge, skills and understanding gained into their daily teaching practices. Our EdD is a modular programme, specifically directed to professional development through research.

Latest

Exeter’s education research boosted by China partnership

Research in the field of education at the University of Exeter has been given an international boost with a new collaboration with a Chinese university. A delegation from East China Normal University visited Exeter to discuss potential links in areas of teacher training and inclusive education.

The Exeter Award

Want to enhance your employability? The Exeter Award is a new achievement award for undergraduate and taught postgraduate students.

It is designed to enhance your employability by providing official recognition and evidence of extra-curricular activities and achievements.

Are schools stifling creativity?

Professor Anna Craft from the Graduate School of Education explains why she agrees with Sir Ken Robinson and thinks it's time to embrace creativity in the classroom and challenge the structure of our current Education system.

PCAP course gets HEA Accreditation

The Vice Chancellor, Professor Steve Smith, recently attended a lunch to celebrate the accreditation of PCAP by the Higher Education Academy (HEA) and the award of the Certificate to new academics within the University who, by successfully completing the course, also gained Fellow status of the HEA.

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