8 Master's degrees in Adult Education in England, United Kingdom

Social Justice and Community Engagement
Flexible study options mean that this MA in Social Justice and Community Engagement degree from University of Hull is ideal for students progressing directly from undergraduate study, as well as those currently in work or looking to return to study.

Primary PGCE
The Primary PGCE from University of Nottingham will support you in your ambition to become a confident, engaging and research-informed teacher, who , in turn, enables pupils to reach their full potential in the classroom and beyond.

Learning and People Development
Develop the knowledge, expertise and understanding you’ll need for a management career in learning and people development with the Learning and People Development programme from Leeds Beckett University.
Open
This Open MA/MSc programme from The Open University UK allows you to create a personalised course of study across a range of academic disciplines.
Further Education and Skills
Become a teacher in a college, sixth form or training centre on this Further Education and Skills from the University of Portsmouth and support and inspire students aged 16 and above as they prepare to take their first career steps.
Further Education (FE)
The Further Education (FE) programme from University of Worcester is a teaching qualification. It provides access to excellent learning and training opportunities across the FE sector: further education colleges, work-based learning and adult and community settings.
Adult Education and Lifelong Learning
The PhD in Adult Education and Lifelong Learning allows you to select a topic of your choice linked to our expertise within adult education and lifelong learning. The Adult Education and Lifelong Learning programme is offered at University of Warwick.
Child Protection and Adult Safeguarding
Bucks New University's Child Protection and Adult Safeguarding course offers you the chance to get a unique point of view into both children and adult safeguarding, covering the latest trends and policies in safeguarding, and highlighting specific groups who might be at risk of abuse or targeting.