This programme will provide the opportunity for participants to: critically reflect on their experience in the field develop the public debate on social justice and critical citizenship have a thorough grounding and an understanding of the background to and influences on research in adult and community education

How to Apply Candidates must have a primary degree with a minimum grade of 2:1 in one of the social sciences (Adult Education, community work, social care, sociology, political science, economics, psychology, anthropology, education etc.) or have a minimum grade of 2:1 in the Postgraduate Diploma in Adult, Community and Further Education/the Higher Diploma in Further Education. Please note: The University may waive these conditions in certain cases. Selection will be based on application, interview and references. The interview will include a discussion of the candidate’s proposed research topic.