Double master’s programme
The University of Reading has partnered with Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology (NUIST) to develop an innovative double master’s programme in MA Education. After completing the first year of a Teacher Education master’s programme at NUIST, you will have the option to apply for the one-year MA Education programme at the University of Reading. Subsequently, upon completing the one-year programme at the University of Reading, you will receive a postgraduate award from the University of Reading.
Entry requirements
You will need to complete the first year of a Teacher Education master’s programme and achieve an IELTS score of 6.5 overall, with no component less than 6.0 (or equivalent).
Fees
A 10% discount will apply to the MA Education programme.
How we can support you
Studying in a different country can be a huge change, and we want to ensure you feel happy and supported in your new home. With both our staff and students representing diverse cultures and backgrounds, we are confident you'll thrive with us.
We provide each of our students with a dedicated academic tutor, who will deliver both academic and personal support.
Our team of advisers are available to offer support on issues such as money matters, visa queries, accommodation and even help with defining words that might be unfamiliar to you. You can also benefit from the University of Reading's International Mentoring Scheme, matching you with a current student mentor at the University.
To know more, read about the University's international student support or book a virtual 1-2-1 meeting with a staff member.
About the Institute of Education
The Institute of Education is one of the leading institutions for education in the UK. We offer a range of full-time and part-time courses to help you explore, research and practice in education, and build your career. Our expert tutors will help you to challenge your thinking as well as consolidate what you already know.
At the most recent postgraduate survey, 100% of our MA Education students said they were satisfied with their experience overall (Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey, 2023).
Both our networks and the impact of our work have local and global reach. Locally, we have close working relationships with over 400 schools. Globally, our research, consultancy and project work extend around the world, helping learners, teachers, communities, and governments to find social justice through education.
The postgraduate courses at the University of Reading offer an opportunity to invest in yourself and your practice. Our students are committed professional educators working in leadership, teaching, education administration, mentoring, and research across a wide range of education settings, with both children and adults.
Why study with us?
Studying the MA Education at our Institute of Education will give you access to experts and researchers in a range of fields such as:
- climate education
- early years
- leadership and management
- creativity in education.
You will have access to leading researchers, modules and classes that are informed with the most up-to-date ideas and diverse perspectives. You will also be supported by a team of academics who are dedicated to your success, and care about your wellbeing.
We are committed to transforming lives through education. Completing your MA with us will enable you to gain valuable insights into local, national, and global educational issues, while deepening your analytical skills, critical thinking, and creativity.
Our academic experts will help to challenge your thinking, as well as consolidating what you already know. Regardless of where you are in your career, the MA programme is an ideal opportunity to acquire new skills and make connections with peers from around the world.
Our campus life
The historic London Road campus is home to the Institute of Education, which is set amid traditional cloisters and green spaces. It is a short walk to the main Whiteknights campus, where most of the student accommodation is based, along with the central facilities such as the University Library and Reading Students’ Union.