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Join a dynamic, international network of arts educators through our part-time, hybrid MEd in Learning and Teaching in the Arts course – a flexible, master’s programme designed to fit around your professional life and arts education practice.
Whether you’re teaching in a studio, classroom, rehearsal space, or community setting, this three-year programme invites you to critically explore and evolve your approach to arts education. Through a blend of online and in-person sessions, one-to-one tutorials, and collaborative learning, you’ll engage with a diverse community of peers who share your passion for teaching and the arts.
During the course you’ll design research projects that reflect your unique interests, context, and learners – building a strong evidence base that connects your practice to educational theory, discipline-specific discourse, and professional standards. In your final year, you’ll carry out a self-directed project that makes a real impact in your educational setting.
Wherever you’re based, this programme is built to support your growth as an educator, artist, and researcher.
Find out more:
rcs.ac.uk/courses/med-learning-teaching
Join a dynamic, international network of arts educators through our part-time, hybrid MEd in Learning and Teaching in the Arts course – a flexible, master’s programme designed to fit around your professional life and arts education practice.
Whether you’re teaching in a studio, classroom, rehearsal space, or community setting, this three-year programme invites you to critically explore and evolve your approach to arts education. Through a blend of online and in-person sessions, one-to-one tutorials, and collaborative learning, you’ll engage with a diverse community of peers who share your passion for teaching and the arts.
During the course you’ll design research projects that reflect your unique interests, context, and learners – building a strong evidence base that connects your practice to educational theory, discipline-specific discourse, and professional standards. In your final year, you’ll carry out a self-directed project that makes a real impact in your educational setting.
Wherever you’re based, this programme is built to support your growth as an educator, artist, and researcher.
Find out more:
rcs.ac.uk/courses/med-learning-teaching
