Typically, you should have one of the following:
If you require further information about our academic entrance requirements in relation to your education system, please email iellipostgrad@st-andrews.ac.uk .
Digital education is a rapidly expanding field and is becoming crucial to the delivery of education in all contexts, generating a growing need for practitioners to explore in depth the various concepts, opportunities and challenges associated with delivering education digitally. This programme will provide both a theoretical underpinning and an opportunity to consider the practical applications of digital education.
Digital education is a rapidly expanding field and is becoming crucial to the delivery of education in all contexts, generating a growing need for practitioners to explore in depth the various concepts, opportunities and challenges associated with delivering education digitally. This programme will provide both a theoretical underpinning and an opportunity to consider the practical applications of digital education.
The number of taught modules you will take depends on whether you are studying for the MSc, PGDip or PGCert. Those on the MSc and PGDip will take five compulsory modules plus three optional modules. Those on the PGCert will take four modules of their choice.
You will study each module for five weeks, with five and a half face-to-face contact hours each week for each module. You will study four modules in each semester, two in the first part and a further two in the second part of the semester.