Master of Education Early Childhood Studies Postgraduate

The Master of Education in Early Childhood Studies is designed for early childhood practitioners, teachers, policy makers, and advisors. The course addresses developments and debates in Early Childhood Studies, focusing on working with children and families, and policy initiatives related to children's rights, learning, development, and care. Students explore social, economic, cultural, technological, and global contexts of contemporary childhood. The program develops advanced knowledge and research skills in Early Childhood Education settings, with an emphasis on specialist areas and planning advanced research.

• A Bachelor's degree with at least an upper Second class honors;
• or a Bachelor's degree with a lower Second Class Honors and two years’ work experience in a related field;
• or a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.0 on 4.0 scale (B+) or the equivalent, from an accredited University.