Education University of Lincoln

Overview

The Education programme at the University of Lincoln offers practicing and aspiring educators the opportunity to learn, apply, and produce critical knowledge within an interdisciplinary framework. Students are encouraged to use their findings to inform and transform future educational practice, policy, and institutional structures. This degree provides a coherent and flexible pathway that furthers existing understanding of the field while allowing for deep specialisation.

Why Education at the University of Lincoln?

Choosing this programme allows students to engage with exciting research initiatives, such as the Lincolnshire Learning Lab, which brings academic rigour and evidence-based research directly into the classroom. The School of Education provides access to industry experts and opportunities to develop professional skills in a specialist area. Students benefit from a supportive environment where they can participate in formative peer reviews and annual presentations to refine their academic voice.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 18800 per year
• National fee: GBP 10700 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured around core research modules and a selection of optional subjects that allow for tailored learning. Modules may include:

• Critical Engagement with Educational Literature
• Research Methods
• Bullying in Educational Settings
• Education and Social Justice
• Educational Leadership and Management
• Gender, Education & Global Development
• Global Media and Communication
• Language and Education
• Mentoring and Coaching in Education

Careers with Education

Postgraduate study in this field is an investment designed to help graduates stand out in the competitive education sector. The programme prepares individuals to further their current careers, transition into new educational roles, or enhance their salary potential. Graduates are equipped with the knowledge and confidence to undertake advanced research in the social sciences or pursue leadership and management positions within various educational institutions and organisations.