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If you are interested in any of the Post Graduate courses please contact Helen at Co Wexford Education Centre, Enniscorthy at 053-9239100 or email helen@ecwexford.ie

M. Oid san Oideachas Lán-Ghaeilge

From September 2013, Mary Immaculate College, Limerick will provide an innovative postgraduate programme,

M.Oid. san Oideavhas Lán-Ghaeilge, which will target the unique professional development needs and linguistic competencies of teachers in Gaeltacht and Irish-medium schools.

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MA in Critical Communication Studies

For more information, please contact:

Dr Neil O' Boyle

Email: neil.oboyle@dcu.ie

Tel: 01-7006593

Web: http://www.dcu.ie/communications/

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Master of Education – St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra.

Educational Leadership and Management:

This is a two year, part-time, blended learning programme in collaboration with St. Patrick’s College, Drumcondra , based in Co. Wexford Education Centre commencing in Autumn 2013. This programme is not solely confined to teachers working or aspiring to work as principals or in middle management in schools .

An information evening will take place on Tuesday February 19th 2013 at 7.30 p.m. in Co. Wexford Education Centre.

Full information on the content of this programme is available on www.spd.dcu.ie/education

Programme is dependent upon a viable, minimum number, of teachers enrolling.

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Masters in Educational Management (MAME)

in conjunction with Waterford Institute of Technology

Full details contact 051-302225

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Masters in Teaching & Learning (MALT)

in conjunction with Waterford Institute of Technology

Full details contact 051-302225

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Lincoln University: Educational Doctorate

In association with Lincoln University we invite suitable qualified teachers to work towards an Ed Doc. The basic principle of this taught programme is to research, at Doctoral level, one's own practice.
Students undertake 5 assignments of 6,000 words each and a Thesis of 50,000. Students should consider 5 years as the normal duration based on part-time study, although earlier completion is possible.
Assignments are all tailored to developing the focus and research methodology for the thesis. The first 2 assignments explore the literature and aim to clarify the thesis focus. The following two assignments are devoted to generating a research design and these are then combined in a detailed Thesis Proposal.
Each student has a supervisor, access to electronic resources (both library resources and the virtual learning environment). Contact with supervisors is through email, phone, skype.
There are 2 weekend study schools yearly, usually in October and Feb/March and also 1 week usually the last week in July. Study schools are at Lincoln, and students would be expected to attend these. However, where a significant number of students are recruited, it may be possible to provide some of the teaching in Ireland
The fee would be around £2,200 per year - this fee remains the same for each year of the programme with no subsequent years increases.
For this to take place in Wexford we would need a critical mass of approx 15 students.

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