Postgraduate Summer School

Postgraduate Summer School

The Postgraduate Summer Scheme at Stranmillis is designed to enhance the expertise and practice of teachers and education professionals in key areas of education. This programme offers an opportunity to upskill and refine your knowledge in cutting-edge teaching strategies, innovative classroom management techniques, research methods, and the latest developments in educational theory. Join us to advance your professional growth, network with like-minded colleagues, and make a lasting impact on your teaching and students' success.

The Summer School programme for 2025 includes:

Healthy Bodies and Healthy Minds - starts Tuesday 17th June, 17:30 - 19:30
Addressing Diversity and Underachievement - starts Wednesday 18th June, 17:30 - 19:30
Research Methods - Commencing Thursday 19th June, 17:30 - 19:30

All modules are taught over approximately 10 weeks and delivered online (see Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds for exception- some campus classes)

Healthy Bodies and Healthy Minds

Healthy Bodies and Healthy Minds

This module explores the interplay between mental and physical health, the mental health needs of children and young people and the impact of mental ill-health on learning and development.

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Addressing Diversity and Underachievement

Addressing Diversity and Underachievement

This module explores the impact of diversity, disadvantage, and learning difficulties in schools, fostering critical skills to challenge prejudice and address gaps in educational materials for disadvantaged students.

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Research Methods

Research Methods

Research Methods covers the essential areas of educational research for postgraduate study, including research techniques, questionnaire design, analysis, and reporting, preparing students for dissertation work and effective

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