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The MA Education (Comparative and International Perspectives) pathway examines both the commonalities and distinctions among various education systems' structures, processes, dynamics, policies, and practices.
This program allows you to investigate and interpret educational parallels and variations across different cultures, nations, and geographic areas. You'll engage with theoretical frameworks, epistemological approaches, and research methodologies while participating in scholarly discussions about comparative and international education. A key application area involves examining how human rights principles can inform the development of educational policies and teaching methods.
Core modules in this pathway provide foundational knowledge in economic, historical, philosophical, and sociological perspectives on education, along with essential research skills. A recurring focus throughout the program explores how concepts, methodologies, and values influence educational access and fairness. Elective courses offer opportunities to tailor your learning to align with your professional interests and career goals.