The Department of Educational Studies in conjunction with its Research Centres has an established MPhil/PhD programme that provides opportunities for study in a wide range of topics relating to the field of education. Bursary awards for part-time or full-time study are available again this year for prospective students with excellent proposals. Applications are invited, particularly in the following areas:
- Action research in education
- Art and educationÂ
- Bilingualism in education
- Comparative education
- Comprehensive education
- Creativity
- Curriculum policy and practice
- Development of literacy
- Drama in education
- Early childhood education and cultural diversity
- Early literacy and bilingualism
- English in Education
- Equity and social justice
- Family learning
- Family learning in multilingual contexts
- Gender studies
- Girl studies
- Identities, cultures and the curriculum
- Inclusion and exclusion
- Learning outside formal settings
- New technologies and learning
- Policy and its contestation
- Popular culture and education
- Race and education
- Science culture and education
- Sexualities and education
- Social class and education
- Spatial aspects of education
- Reading development
- Youth and pupil voice
Bursaries for 75 per cent of the part – or full-time UK/EU enrolment fee (regardless of whether you are a UK/EU or overseas applicant) are payable for up to a maximum of 3 years of study (subject to satisfactory progress).
Applicants should normally have a good undergraduate degree and a Masters degree in Education or a closely related area of the Social Sciences.Â
Click ‘Apply’ below and follow the links to download application details with guidelines for writing a proposal. Completed applications with outline proposals must be received by 7th May 2013.
Further information:
Myrna Felix, MPhil/PhD Programme Administrator: m.felix@gold.ac.uk on 020 7919 7302
www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/educational-studies/Â via the Apply button below.
020 7919 7766