- This qualification is relevant to those working in a wide range of educational areas. It provides the opportunity to review, inform and improve their knowledge and professional practice.
- Students will develop knowledge, skills, and experience in critiquing and undertaking educational research in their area of interest to enhance their practice.
- Through an independent inquiry under supervision from high-caliber experts within the faculty, students can contribute valuable knowledge and understanding to the field of education.
- This is a research master's program with a 120-point and a 180-point option available.
- Thesis (90 points)
- An approved Research Methods course (at least 30 points)
- Two 30-point elective courses (60 points total) from Education, Education Curriculum, Education Practice, Education Professional Studies Māori, Education Professional Studies, Education Special, Education Māori, and Social Work Child Family Practice.
180-point research masters
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