At the University of Wales Trinity Saint David, our Education Studies programme is designed to foster independent, critical thinkers who are prepared to engage and act as agents of change. We emphasise a supportive and inclusive learning environment, encouraging students to explore diverse perspectives and develop a deep understanding of educational issues.

First Semester: In the first semester, you will explore the foundations of education through modules such as “Introduction to Master’s Study,” “Transforming Education: Effective Change in Leadership and Management,” and “Global Citizenship and Sustainability.” This period focuses on understanding the historical, philosophical, psychological, and sociological aspects of education, providing a comprehensive overview of how learning is organised and influenced.

Second Semester: The second semester delves into inclusive education and practical skills with modules like “Principles of Pedagogy, Teaching Learning” and “The Philosophy and Practice of Social Research.” You will engage with creative approaches to teaching and learning, examining contemporary issues such as equality, diversity, and inclusion. This period emphasises the application of theory to practice, preparing you to support diverse learners effectively.

Final Semester: In the final semester, you will undertake an independent project through the “Dissertation: Childhood, Youth and Education” module, allowing you to research a topic of interest in depth. This period aims to consolidate your knowledge and skills, preparing you for a variety of educational careers.