Keystone logo

40 Pedagogy programs found

Filters

  • Master
  • MSc
  • MA
  • Education
  • Instruction
  • Pedagogy
Fields of study
  • Education (40)
    • Back to main category
    Locations
    Find more locations
    Degree type
    Duration
    Study pace
    Language
    Language
    Study format

    40 Pedagogy programs found

    Master Programs in Education Instruction Pedagogy

    A master's degree is sometimes a prerequisite for certain careers. These programs most commonly take somewhere between two and four years to complete. They often involve a capstone experience, such as the development of a thesis.

    What is a Master in Pedagogy? Pedagogy is, generally speaking, the science and theory of education. Students who are interested in developing new ways of teaching and investigating existing practices might be interested in pursuing advanced education in this subject. Common courses include assessment science, coaching, data analysis, diversity studies and topics in educational innovation. Students might also expect to complete independent research or perform an internship as part of some of these programs. Most programs focus on several levels of educational practice, from the psychology of the student to public policies governing schools.

    A pedagogy degree represents a commitment to understanding how people learn, and as such, might be an advantage while pursuing a teaching position. These degrees might also provide the theoretical and practical basis for pursuing a doctoral research position.

    Some schools might not have the tuition costs for their programs clearly listed on websites or brochures. In this case, it is often best to call or email the admissions department.

    Graduates who obtain a Master in Pedagogy might find themselves qualified for any number of professional positions. Master's degree holders are often considered as candidates for primary education positions up to the college level. One might also find employment in the human resources department of a corporation, developing training programs and assessment techniques. Another option for master's graduates might be continuing education, most often in the form of doctoral studies in education, pedagogy or related fields.

    Obtaining an education is a process, but efficient research can speed along the process. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.