9 Master's in Literacy Education in Europe

Are you a teacher keen to develop your expertise in literary theory, research and practices? During this two-year Literacy Professional Practice degree delivered by Dublin City University, you’ll develop your leadership and research skills, and explore a wide range of research-informed practices.

The Media and Information Literacy programme offered by Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences is designed to provide internationally competitive education in communication science with an emphasis on media and information literacy, to train highly educated professionals to advance their careers in various fields related to information collection, analysis, creation and dissemination. 

The Literacy Education program from Mary Immaculate College  is aimed at people with a committed interest in literacy education.

Physical Education, Sport and Physical Literacy (Part-time) from The University of Wales Trinity Saint David explores the issues around physical activity and how to support the development of physical literacy from early childhood, through to later life in the home, school and community.

The MA in Children's Literature and Literacies at Lincoln Bishop University offers an enriching opportunity to explore literature aimed at younger audiences. This postgraduate degree can be completed in either one or two years and is available in both full-time and part-time formats, allowing for flexible study options tailored to your needs.

Physical Literacy from Edge Hill University will give you the tools to understand and teach physical literacy to a range of audiences.

The M.A. in Education - Literacy at UCL is a one-year, full-time programme designed for individuals passionate about literacy education, policy, and research. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of literacy's role in various contexts, equipping students with essential skills for diverse professional pathways in education and beyond.

Is the book an endangered species? Are text messages destroying the English language? What were medieval books like? How do children learn to read and write? Who was Shakespeare and does it matter? What does reading do to our minds?

This Dyslexia and Literacy Difficulties (Online) course from University of Birmingham prepares practitioners to critically evaluate and develop evidence-based practices to support learners with dyslexia and other literacy difficulties.