MRes in Education - Institutional Development

About the course The Master of Research in Education Institutional Development is a research-led postgraduate degree in education with taught elements, uniquely designed to equip you with the expertise to investigate, analyse, and address the challenges facing educational institutions in a real-world context. It’s grounded in research methodology, with particular emphasis on governance, leadership, organisational learning, and the processes that drive strategic development in schools, colleges, and universities. You will explore how educational policy, institutional culture, and systemic changes shape learning environments and leadership practices across diverse contexts. This pathway enables you to develop advanced research skills alongside transferable abilities that are highly valued by employers; such as critical analysis, data interpretation, reflective learning, ethical decision making, and the capacity to communicate complex ideas effectively to a range of audiences. You will deepen your understanding of educational theory and practice in order to contribute evidence-based improvements to teaching, learning, and policy. You can choose this Master of Research in Education - Insitutional Development or the following pathways: Master of Research in Education Master of Research in Education - Assessment and Quality Assurance Master of Research in Education - Learning Sciences and Technology Master of Research in Education - Special Educational Needs and Inclusion

An honours degree (at least 2:2 or equivalent) in education, social sciences, psychology, or related disciple. Applicants with professional experience in education, training, or related sectors who do not hold traditional academic qualifications may also be considered on a case-by-case basis.