International Office
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Faculty of Education
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Dear Student,
We are delighted that you are interested in studying at Manchester Metropolitan University. Whether you know what course you would like to study or if you are still deciding – we are here to help you with your next steps.
Find the right course for you by looking through our website or alternatively, if you would like to apply for a course, you can apply now for September 2021.
You can find out more about the latest faculty news and hear from our academics below.
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Watch our latest webinar to find out more about courses in education
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Senior Lecturers, Dr Michaela Harrison and Dr Archana Hinduja, give an overview of the two Schools within the Faculty and provide an insight into what it is like to study with us.
Whether you are interested in a PGCE, a masters course in education or you would like to begin your academic journey and start an undergraduate degree in education, this webinar will provide you with all the information you need.
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| Webinar: Faculty of Education |
"I have a lot to thank Manchester Metropolitan University for, as they recognised my international teaching experience and helped me get my work recognised in local newspapers. Through studying at Manchester Metropolitan University, I studied and taught in Hong Kong SAR and had experience teaching in France. Most importantly, I was taught to put my passion for teaching into practice."
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| Zahra Yasmin Aziz, Deputy Head of a Primary School, Faculty of Education alumnus |
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Academics showcase the latest research in education at the ESRC Festival of Social Science 2020
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The ESRC Festival of Social Science took place digitally in November. The annual festival offers an opportunity to celebrate social science research.
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How music education adapted under COVID
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Dr Jonathan Savage, Reader in Education, explores how new resources were created for teachers when tuition moved online to ensure music education could continue under COVID.
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New project: READ.COM
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Dr Julie Scanlon and Dr Sarah McNicol, from the School of Childhood Youth and Education Studies are currently collaborating with partners from Spain, Italy, Portugal and Greece on a 3-year EU funded research project, READ.COM.
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Each partner taking part in the READ.COM project is examining children’s reading habits both at home and in school, and teachers’ practice in relation to teaching reading skills and promoting reading for pleasure. There is an emphasis on those children whose home language is different to that spoken in each country’s school system.
The overall objective of the project is the creation of educational tools, for use by educators and families, to promote and support reading. This will include an educational app and a toolkit aimed at improving reading comprehension and enjoyment in children aged 3-12 years.
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Want to apply?
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If you would like to apply for a course with us, visit our website today.
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