The Social Justice and Globalisation in Education MA at the University of Chester empowers you to confront prejudice, disadvantage, and oppression within educational and community settings. This postgraduate MA is designed for professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of education's role in social equity, focusing on critical areas such as childhood, communities, inclusion, disability, mental health, and reflective practice. You will explore the sociological and philosophical underpinnings of education, examining who benefits and how it can mitigate social inequalities on both national and international scales, particularly in the context of globalisation.
This full-time, one-year MA is delivered on campus, offering a dynamic learning experience where you will engage with compulsory modules like Approaches to Research, Academic and Reflective Practice, and Education for Social Justice. You will delve into key subject areas including the globalisation of education, children and communities, and disability and mental health, culminating in a compulsory dissertation. You will graduate with advanced research skills and a critical perspective, prepared for career advancement in education, community support, or the social justice sector, both nationally and internationally.