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| Application Deadline: | January 31 | ||
| Annual Tuition Fee: | Free - ≈ € 8,750 (non-EEA) | ||
| Location: | Oulu / Finland / View location on map ▾ Hide location on map ▴ | ||
| Duration: | 24 months | Start Date: | September |
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| Credits (ECTS): | 120 | ||
| Languages: | English | ||
The Master’s Degree Programme in Learning, Education and Technology (LET) educates experts in learning. The contents of the program are based on central and recent research in the learning sciences and technology-enhanced learning. The core of the education consists of three theoretical viewpoints: self-regulated learning, collaborative learning, and the learning of expertise. In addition, the program includes the exploration of the significance of learning and educational technologies in the working life and the society both now and in the future. Graduates from the LET program are competent to work for example in professions such as teachers, educators, educational consultants, human resources developers, project leaders, coordinators, researchers, and administrators in both the private and public sectors.
Objectives - LET students are able to
* make use of the essential learning theories in the contexts of individual and collaborative learning, human resources, and life-long learning
* pedagogically evaluate different technologies in interaction, learning, and content production
* explain the process of self-regulated learning and develop their self-regulated and co-regulated learning skills
* explicate practical and theoretical means for learning expertise, and can monitor and reflect their progress to be an expert
* work collaboratively in different learning communities
* use research literature and research methods from the field of the learning sciences and educational technologies, as well as conduct scientific research combining learning and technology
* recognize the role of educational technology in the structures of the higher education institution, the working life and the society, and are able to take it into consideration in their own working life
Implementation Technology-enhanced individual and collaborative learning methods are used in the practical implementation of the LET program. The studies are implemented in collaboration with domestic and international research and teaching partners. In addition, collaboration with the working life is central to the implementation of the program. The studies will be completed in two academic years as both contact and online teaching. Teaching will be organized as full-time study. After completing the program, students are awarded a Master of Arts (Education) degree which enables them to continue their academic studies at doctoral level. This degree does not constitute a formal teaching qualification.
Learning, Education and Technology (LET) is a full-time two-year international Master’s Program (120 ECTS credits). After completing the program, students are awarded a Master of Arts (Education) degree, which enables them to continue their academic studies at the doctoral level. This degree does not constitute a formal teaching qualification. The studies consist of language, communication, and orientation studies, major studies and minor studies, as well as multidisciplinary studies and other optional studies.
Master's Programme in Learning, Education and Technology (LET) Degree Structure
General Studies: Language, Communication, and Orientation Studies
* Language Studies
* Communication and Orientation Studies
Major Subject Studies: Advanced Studies in Educational Sciences 8
* Self-Regulated Learning
* Collaborative Learning
* Learning of Expertise
* Evaluating Technology-Enhanced Learning in Global School Systems
* Research Studies
* Research Methodology: Quantitative and Qualitative Research
* Master's Thesis
Minor Subject Studies: Introductory Studies in Educational Technology
* Introduction to Learning and Educational Technology
* Learning Theory and Pedagogical Use of Technology
* Designing Technology-Enhanced Learning
* Educational Projects
Optional Studies
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1) The applicants must meet the following minimum terms:
EITHER
a) Bachelor's degree or equivalent higher education degree; preference will be given to the applicants with a background in education or in humanities. Applicants with a background in other academic fields (e.g., information processing sciences, information studies, psychology, economics etc.) are eligible to apply as well. Please attach an officially certified copy of your Bachelor's degree certificate or an official certificate (e.g., from study advisor) stating projected completion date (must be by 31 July 2012).
OR
b) Applicants with a Bachelor's degree from a Finnish Polytechnic (University of Applied Sciences) are eligible to apply as well. In addition, applicant must have university level studies minimum one advanced level degree (35 credits, grade good or similar) or two introductory level degrees (25 credits per degree, grade good or similar).
2) Sufficient English language proficiency: English language proficiency will be tested in an entrance interview (formal language test certificates are NOT required, but applicants are welcome to submit such certificates if they so wish).
Applicants who already have a Master of Arts (Education) degree, major in Educational Sciences, from a Finnish university, are NOT able to apply to this Master’s program.
| Minimal degree required: | Bachelor's degree |
| Minimal amount of work experience | Not specified |
All education in the University of Oulu is based on a joint European credit transfer system (ECTS) which facilitates international transparency and recognition of degrees at an international level. The education in the University is monitored through various quality assurance systems in order to enhance quality and improve international comparability.
All degrees awarded from the University of Oulu are recognised by the Finnish Ministry of Education.
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