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See the degree grade →A postgraduate programme for practising teachers and education professionals who want deeper skills in understanding, adapting and developing curricula. Best suited to classroom teachers, school leaders and educators aiming to apply modern teaching methods, assessment and classroom-management techniques in their own programmes.
This Masters-level programme (offered as thesis or non-thesis) is taught in English and focuses on strengthening teachers' competencies in both implementing and creating curricula. It emphasizes the parallel development of teaching skills—such as critical thinking and learning strategies—with curriculum design, so educators can adapt general curriculum criteria to their own classrooms.
Core study areas centre on curriculum development and classroom practice. Students engage with:
The programme page identifies the programme type (thesis/non-thesis) and language of instruction (English). Specific academic entry criteria, professional experience expectations and application procedures are not detailed on the source page and should be confirmed with the university admissions office.
Graduates are prepared to enhance their classroom practice and take on roles that require curriculum expertise. Typical paths include continuing as classroom teachers with added curriculum-development responsibilities, instructional coordinators, or other school-based roles focused on lesson planning, assessment and pedagogical leadership.
Funding details are not specified in the programme text. Prospective students should investigate university scholarships, departmental awards, and external funding for graduate education, and contact the university for up-to-date information on available financial support and application deadlines.
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