Overview

The Education (Online) programme at the University of Chichester provides a comprehensive platform for professionals to critically engage with contemporary teaching and learning theories. This remote degree is designed to enhance subject knowledge and improve educational outcomes through evidence-based practice. Students benefit from a flexible structure that accommodates global perspectives within diverse educational contexts.

Why Education (Online) at the University of Chichester?

The University of Chichester has a long-standing reputation for excellence, having been committed to teacher education since 1839. The institution is highly rated for student satisfaction, appearing in the top 20 for Education in the Guardian University Guide. Students learn from expert staff whose teaching is informed by the latest research and evidence-based methodologies. The online format allows for a unique blend of whole-cohort collaboration and specialist pathway learning, ensuring a tailored academic experience that remains globally accessible.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 1146 per year
• National fee: GBP 1146 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum consists of four core modules followed by a final research project. Students can choose from specialist pathways including Early Years, Primary, Secondary English, TESOL, and SEND. Modules may include:

• Understanding the Curriculum
• Developing the Curriculum
• Thinking Critically About Pedagogy
• Inclusion
• Research and Education
• Dissertation

Careers with Education (Online)

Graduates of the Education (Online) programme are well-equipped to advance their careers within the global education sector. While this is not an initial teacher training course, it provides existing educators and professionals with the transferable skills needed for leadership roles, curriculum development, and specialist consultancy. The programme also serves as a robust foundation for those wishing to progress to doctoral-level study, such as a PhD in Education, at the University of Chichester.