 University of AberdeenWith a history of teacher education which can be traced back to 1873 the School of Education has an impressive pedigree in the initial professional training of teachers and long standing, wide ranging partnerships with local authorities and schools to provide continuing professional development for teachers. This professional capability is supported with a commitment to research lead teaching in the context of 21st century needs. As such the School has an portfolio of externally funded major research projects of national and international significance including the Scottish Teachers for a New Era initiative and the Inclusive Practice Project.  The facilities on campus are state of the art as a result of a recent £9m refurbishment of the MacRobert Building and the portfolio of programmes and research activity within the School is enhanced substantially through the provision of post graduate degrees at MEd, MPhil and PhD levels, degrees in Music and through other extremely active research centres which focus on music, human traditions, the well-being and development of children, and the development of integrated provision of children, young people and their families.
Graduate Programmes (NEW PGDE Programme starts August 2007)
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