Master of Education Practice (MEdPrac)
Education studies
A course by
University of Auckland
A masters programme for practising teachers seeking to enhance their practice and qualifications through advanced, research-informed study in education practice, curriculum, and inclusive education, delivered part-time in a blended format.
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Core skills this course teaches
Apply research-informed knowledge to teaching practice
Use advanced and current research to inform and improve professional practice within educational settings.
Enhance equitable and positive outcomes for learners
Develop the capability to achieve better results for diverse communities and learners through reflective educational practices.
About This Course
The Master of Education Practice (MEdPrac) at the University of Auckland is tailored for practising teachers who want to deepen their educational practice, gain research-informed knowledge, and apply advanced skills in their working context. The programme can be completed part-time or full-time and offers both 120-point (for those with prior qualifications and experience) and 180-point pathways. A specialisation in Inclusive Education is available, equipping teachers with skills for diverse educational environments. Courses are delivered via a blend of face-to-face and online methods, and focus areas include contemporary pedagogies, digital learning, curriculum theory, social psychology, and supporting diverse learners.
Course Content
- Advanced Study of Education Practice (EDPROF 704)
- Contemporary Pedagogies (EDCURRIC 700)
- Teaching with Digital Pedagogies (EDCURRIC 720)
- Accelerate Learning in a Digital World (EDCURRIC 740)
- Special Study (EDPRAC 703)
- Ako: Learning to Learn and Teaching to Learn (EDPROF 737)
- ECE Curriculum Issues (EDPROFST 751)
- Mentoring Teachers (EDPROFST 762)
- Curriculum: Theory, Issues, Practice (EDPROFST 777)
- Education and Diversity (EDUC 716)
- Adolescence and Positive Youth Development (EDUC 747)
- Social Psychology of the Classroom (EDUC 755)
- Childhood Studies (EDUC 767)
- Other approved 700-level education courses
Entry Requirements
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