MA Education, International Development and Social Justice

at St Mary's University

Modules
 

• Critical Approaches to Research
• Education, Emergencies and Refugees
• Gender, Education and International Development
• Issues in Education and International Development

2:2 undergraduate degree in any education or social sciences subject (such as sociology, economics, politics or development studies).

Additional requirement information
Students who do not possess a first degree may be admitted provided that the Course Lead is satisfied with the student's fitness to pursue the programme by virtue of professional or other relevant qualifications and/or experience (e.g. professional experience working for an international NGO, etc.)

International requirements
If English is not your first language you will need to achieve an IELTS score of 6.5 overall with no less than 6.0 in any section (or equivalent).

• Home: £8,490
• International: £14,550

The tuition fees listed are for the duration of the course. Students will be charged for the modules undertaken per academic year. Module prices are calculated as a percentage of credits against the total credits and cost of the degree. 

The MA programme will be taught by faculty who have extensive professional experience in related fields (e.g. international development, humanitarian assistance, human trafficking, modern slavery, forced migration) and awareness of the knowledge and skills in demand by employers.

This will stand you in good stead when seeking employment in Government, NGOs, bilateral and multilateral organisations and the charitable and voluntary sectors. Employers may be involved in the delivery of aspects of the degree.

This MA will also enhance the knowledge and skills of professionals already working in the sector through its unique focus on development, humanitarian and transnational contexts, practical skills development and the study of real-world scenarios and issues of contemporary relevance.