Teaching - Online Teaching
- Course code
- F98
- Level
- —
- Award
- Degree - Masters at UK Level 7
- Classification
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- Awarding body
- Open University
- Duration
- 3 years part-time study. How long it takes Most students study the MA in Online Teaching part-time, completing 60 credits a year over three years. Typically, this means 18 study hours each week. You can also complete this qualification in 17 months if you study modules concurrently. You must complete the MA in Online Teaching within six years.
Programme summary
This Masters in Online Teaching is available globally. It offers you the unique opportunity to study the theory and practice of online and blended teaching through modules created by experts from The Open University's Institute of Educational Technology who are pioneering in the design and delivery of digital teaching, learning and assessment.
Entry requirements
You must be prepared for study at postgraduate level. This usually means holding a bachelors degree – whether from a UK university or from one outside the UK – or its equivalent. However, if you have successfully completed two-thirds of a bachelors degree (an HND in the UK, for example) and have professional experience in technology-enabled learning, you may still be eligible for the programme. You will be asked to provide further information and evidence of your eligibility as part of the registration process for the programme. All teaching is in English, and your proficiency in the language needs to be adequate for postgraduate study and for contributing to online discussions by text and voice. If English is not your first language, we strongly recommend that you make sure you can achieve a score of at least seven in the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). To assess your English Language skills in relation to your proposed studies, you can visit the IELTS website. Although experience of distance education may be an advantage, it is not essential.
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