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MSc in Education, Technology and Society

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The role of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) in education is becoming increasingly important in schools and universities around the globe. This Master of Science degree (MSc) will appeal to those wishing to take an active role in shaping the future direction of ICT and Education, through careers in Education, Educational ICT or further research. This course will address the 'why' as well as the 'how' of technology and education, offering an opportunity to combine academic research with hands on experience.

This MSc is taught at the Graduate School of Education (GSOE) within the University of Bristol - international centre of excellence in teaching, research and educational technology. The tutors on the course are world class academics with excellent research records in the field of education, technology and society.

The MSc in ETS also boosts a collaboration with Futurelab, an internationally recognised organisation dedicated to "transforming learning and making it more relevant and engaging  to 21st century learners through the use of innovative practice and technology".

The programme aims to:

• broaden students’ knowledge and experience of a wide range of technologically mediated learning environments and of designing and developing such environments for teaching, learning and communications (including distance learning environments);
• enable students to research and evaluate the use of ICT in educational and other contexts; through the integration of concepts from educational research, psychology and neuroscience;
• provide students with a range of strategies for managing the introduction of ICT into educational settings;
• develop students’ interest in and knowledge and understanding of wider social and theoretical debates which impact on the use of ICT in education.

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