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MEduc Education with Teacher Qualification Primary including Catholic Teacher’s Certificate (Undergraduate)

University of Glasgow — Glasgow, United Kingdom

MEduc Education with Teacher Qualification Primary including Catholic Teacher’s Certificate (Undergraduate) is a undergraduate Economics course at University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom. It takes 5 years, costs £28,275 per year and starts in September.

Undergraduate · 5 years · Full-time · Economics · £28,275 per year

Intakes: September

The Master of Education programme is an internationally recognised teaching qualification with a strong focus on the theory of learning and on how theory and practice are effectively used in the classroom to support all learners in the 21st century. You can exit after four years with an MA (Hons) in Education with Teaching Qualification or complete your fifth year and qualify with the MEduc.

Careers

  • Policy Officer
  • Social Worker
  • Teacher
  • Police Officer
  • Researcher
  • Solicitor

Frequently asked questions

How long is MEduc Education with Teacher Qualification Primary including Catholic Teacher’s Certificate (Undergraduate) at University of Glasgow?

MEduc Education with Teacher Qualification Primary including Catholic Teacher’s Certificate (Undergraduate) takes 5 years (Full-time).

How much does MEduc Education with Teacher Qualification Primary including Catholic Teacher’s Certificate (Undergraduate) at University of Glasgow cost?

The listed tuition fee is £28,275 per year. Fees can change, so confirm the current amount before you apply.

When does MEduc Education with Teacher Qualification Primary including Catholic Teacher’s Certificate (Undergraduate) start?

Intakes: September.

What level is MEduc Education with Teacher Qualification Primary including Catholic Teacher’s Certificate (Undergraduate)?

It is a undergraduate course in Economics.

What careers can MEduc Education with Teacher Qualification Primary including Catholic Teacher’s Certificate (Undergraduate) lead to?

Typical roles include Policy Officer, Social Worker, Teacher, Police Officer, Researcher and Solicitor.