MA Education (Social Justice)
The Education (Social Justice) programme from University of Birmingham is designed for those who want to tackle the urgent issues that challenge education systems across the globe, including inequity, marginalisation, exclusion and displacement.
Quick Facts
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Full-Time Duration: |
1 year |
Starting in: |
September |
Tuition Fee: |
£21,150 per year |
Location: |
Birmingham, United Kingdom |
On the MA Education (Social Justice) pathway, you will engage with cutting-edge research and explore key sociological, philosophical and political debates pertaining to power, equity and citizenship, including: cosmopolitanism, globalisation, human rights, migration, displacement, racism, xenophobia, structural inequity, and alternative forms of education as a form of agency, activism and resistance.
The Education (Social Justice) programme from University of Birmingham has close links with the research-active Department of Education and Social Justice and you can expect high quality teaching from leading experts in policy analysis, critical theory and impacting social change.
The MA Education (Social Justice) pathway attracts a diversity of students from a broad range of education-focused disciplinary backgrounds. These include those who are teachers, education leaders, policy makers, social workers, youth and community support workers, those working in NGOs and in the justice system, and graduates of social science programmes more broadly, who wish to pursue a career in social justice and make an impact in society.
Courses included:
- Education, Policy and Society
- Research methods in education
- Education and Social Justice
- Alternative Approaches to Education
- Dissertation
- Citizenship, human rights and the environment
- Education, Curriculum Design Planning and Social Justice
- Education Policy and Improving Schools