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Britta Sisam-Jones
01 Dec, 2021 - < 1 min read
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Future of Education

Our Masters is getting a makeover

Herbert and Dor, members of our programme team, outline the two key changes for the Master of Contemporary Education in 2022, including the ability to co-construct your own Masters, and the collaborative communities of enquiry!

Looking for something specific? Skip ahead to…

  • 00:44 to hear how our Masters has changed to be more co-constructed and personalised
  • 01:42 to find out why this change was made
  • 02:50 to hear how this directly benefits you
  • 04:05 to find out if this means no more assessments…
  • 05:50 to hear about mentorship through communities of enquiry

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