Education and Social Policy

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Postgraduate Pathway (Stage 1)

Education and Social Policy Duration: 2 semesters

Intakes: January, June & September

With content relating to schools, further and higher education institutions and other educational settings that reflects global approaches to educational policy and social justice, this is a course with broad appeal. Our pathways focus on the key themes and issues related to education and childhood education and allow you to concentrate on your own personal areas of interest, as well as having the opportunity to work alongside students from across the globe Successful completion of this pathway will lead to the award of the following from Anglia Ruskin University:

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MA Early Childhood Education MA Education MBA Educational Leadership and Management MSc Children and Young People MSc International Welfare and Social Policy

Academic Information Where your main course begins with stage 1 at CRIC you will do the following modules over one semester: PM1000: INTERACTIVE LEARNING SKILLS AND COMMUNICATION 5 Skills-based module designed to develop advanced academic skills required for successful post-graduate study

Assessment: [Oral Presentation: 10% | Group Report: 20% | Critical Reading Assessment: 20% | Closed Book Exam: 40% | PDP Journal: 10%] Contact Hours Per Week: [4]

Credits: [15] PM1002: LAW AND GOVERNANCE Study of English/EU law; Contract Law; Corporate governance and corporate social responsibility.

Assessment: [2500 Word Report: 25% | Group Presentation: 25% | Exam: 50%]

Credits: [15]

Contact Hours Per Week: [4]

PM1007: ICT SKILLS Skills-based module designed to develop advanced IT skills required for successful post-graduate study.

Assessment: [Multiple Choice Test: 20% | Group Presentation: 20% | Assignment: 60%]

Credits: [15]

Contact Hours Per Week: [3]

PM1006: BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (DOUBLE MODULE) Study of Business Strateg and The Economic Environment of Business.

Assessment: [2x Written Reports: 60% | Closed Book Exam: 40%] Contact Hours Per Week: [6]

Credits: [30] You will be required to pass all modules (75 credits) in order to successfully complete the pre-masters course.