Faculty of Education

Outcomes from your Master's degree

 
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On completion of a Master’s degree in Education, you will be able to demonstrate:

Disposition

  • respect for the value and contribution of scholarship to the wider community
  • respect for the ethical principles of scholarship
  • respect for the principles, procedures and practices of the field of Education, its disciplines, and relevant professions

Knowledge

  • mastery of subject matter and familiarity with current issues in a particular Educational discipline, including the related professional knowledge base

Research

  • capacity to describe, interpret and synthesise conceptual, empirical and professional literature in Education and related areas
  • comprehension of the processes involved in conceptualising, designing and undertaking original research

Communication

  • capacity to convey clearly and discuss analytically concepts, arguments and research, both orally and in writing
  • willingness to engage in a community of practice

Application

  • awareness of the ways in which his/her knowledge and research link to scholarly and professional issues in local, national and international communities.

In addition, you will be able to demonstrate:

  • capacity to independently conceptualise, design, undertake and report original research
  • capacity to independently solve problems occurring in a research agenda
  • ability to produce an examinable scholarly thesis according to required stipulations
  • ability to relate your research to research activities at both national and international levels
  • ability to communicate research findings clearly, both orally and in writing, and disseminate these findings to other scholars and practitioners.