Why study a master’s in English and education
Words, ideas and education have the power to shape how we think, learn and connect with the world around us.
Explore language, literature and learning while building the confidence to express your ideas, challenge perspectives and inspire others. Strengthen your skills in communication, research and critical thinking, developing knowledge you can apply across a range of careers and settings.
Graduate ready to use your voice, creativity and expertise to make a difference through language, literature and education.
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Ranked 3rd for Skills Development
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Career opportunities with a master’s degree in English and education
Explore how language, literature and education can help people learn, connect and see the world in new ways. You'll build the knowledge, skills and confidence to communicate ideas, understand different perspectives and make a meaningful contribution in the areas that matter to you.
Develop the confidence to share your ideas, inspire others and use your voice to make a difference.
Career pathways vary depending on your chosen course and any further professional training required, but graduates typically move into roles such as:
- teacher or education practitioner
- learning and development specialist
- education policy or programme officer
- editor or publishing professional
- communications or content specialist
- academic researcher
- cultural or heritage sector professional.
*Salaries vary depending on experience, sector and location.
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