Study Details: 1 year - 5 years
The MSc in Engineering and Education is a world-leading, flexible, interdisciplinary social science course that offers multiple study pathways, including a 180-credit MSc, a 120-credit Postgraduate Diploma, and a 60-credit Postgraduate Certificate. All pathways will provide you with a mix of theoretical and practical ideas and frameworks and skills, including the use of generative AI, to enhance and diversify research and pedagogic skills to creatively address the 21st-century challenges facing the fields of engineering education, STEM and engineering practice. A focus on leadership and the development of professional skills is emphasised throughout, with inputs from industry experts, UCL researchers and policy stakeholders.
The minimum requirement for entry to this programme is a second class Bachelor’s degree from a UK university or an overseas qualification of an equivalent standard. As the academic content on our MSc programme is demanding, we are particularly looking for applicants from relevant academic backgrounds and/or who can demonstrate substantial relevant experience as engineers, teachers of engineering and/or engineering education policy makers.
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The MSc has been designed to help students to develop 21st-century employability skills, such as working and learning in teams interculturally, using generative artificial intelligence (AI) as a working and learning resource, conducting small-scale pieces of research, and adopting an evidence-based, critical and reflective evaluation of own professional practice. Notable examples of students’ post MSc employment are working in consulting engineering, management consultancy, departments of engineering, educational administration and undertaking doctoral research.
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