Revitalise your professional practice with new insights from research.
Are you a practitioner who wishes to advance your skills and competencies at postgraduate level? Gain a specialist qualification at Griffith College which will enable you to support and inform your role and prepare you for leadership in your field.
Why Study Education, Learning and Development at Griffith College?
Our Masters programme has been designed to meet the needs of practitioners and educators who support adults’ learners in a variety of contexts. This may include Learning and Development specialists, role holders in Human Resources department, instructional designers, self-employed trainers or lecturers in higher education. Here are some of the benefits of studying with Griffith College:
- Build on your existing skills and develop your expertise in designing, implementing and evaluating effective learning programmes, including accredited and non-accredited programmes.
- Increase your opportunities for career advancement and promotion as a result of having gained the skills above, and having a specialist Level 9 qualification
- Experienced programme team includes practitioners from a wide range of education, learning and development roles who bring their expertise to the classroom and offer insights of a practical and applied nature.
- Elective specialism allows the participant to choose modules which align with their individual educational and training needs or career development.
Course Highlights
- Flexible, part-time blended schedule
- Delivered via weekly recorded webinars, online mentoring sessions, online drop-in sessions, and occasional face-to-face Saturday workshops on campus.
- Elective specialism allows you to choose modules which align with your individual educational and training needs or career development
- Practical and applied learning approach
- Programme team of experienced practitioners
- Networking opportunities with fellow practitioners in education, learning and development
Intake Dates
We run two intakes for this course commencing in Spring and Autumn.
- February*
- September*
*subject to sufficient numbers
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