This is the first group of students undertaking the MA Early Childhood Studies in Singapore at Advent Links SAUC which has been validated by UEL. Lynn Ang and Carolyn Silberfeld went to teach them the first two modules - 'Issues and Controversies in Early Childhood and Child Development', and 'Methods of Research in Early Childhood' - in January 2009.
The students come from Singapore and Sarawak. The teaching was very intense but well received and the students evaluated the modules extremely positively. Teaching sessions were interesting and interactive. This is a highly motivated and enthusiastic group of students who are looking forward to July when Lynn and Carolyn will be going to teach them the next two modules.
This programme enables you to develop an in-depth knowledge of early childhood studies and to engage critically with issues and developments in the field, in order to enhance your own learning. It facilitates advanced understanding of early childhood studies from national and international perspectives. The programme is designed to allow you to study full-time or part- time in order to follow a flexible study timetable to suit your personal and professional circumstances.
The MA comprises five core modules:
The award and work undertaken can contribute to academic progression towards a PhD or professional development and the opportunity of subject specialism in the field.
Students are supported through personal, individual and module tutorials. All students will also be assigned a personal tutor who will support them throughout their study. For the final dissertation, students will be supported by a supervisor with the relevant specialist knowledge. The programme permits students to study flexibly, full-time or part-time. Students can accumulate credits over a period to suit their personal and professional circumstances.
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