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Master of Higher Education
The Masters of Higher Education is integrally linked with the Graduate Certificate in Higher Education, completion of which ensures advanced standing towards 50% of the Masters. However, the Masters Program provides a more comprehensive introduction to the study of higher education that includes:
The MHE provides an opportunity for academics and others to enhance the effectiveness of their practice, within a program that is tailored and capitalises on much of the work that they are already doing. Guided action research projects provide participants with opportunities to investigate aspects of their academic practice related to the program themes of teaching and learning, curriculum and innovation, research supervision and academic leadership. An independent project allows participants the opportunity to explore an area of their own choosing. Although the program has not been designed with the purpose of 'accrediting' higher education teachers or supervisors, those completing the Masters will have obtained credentials in this area which are becoming increasingly valued in higher education internationally. Note: Completion of the Masters does not provide accreditation for teaching in schools. Intended ParticipantsThe Master of Higher Education is designed for:
Program OutcomesThe MHE program outcomes build in both breadth (in terms of the range of areas of academic practice studied) and depth (in terms of opportunities to investigate that practice) on those of the GradCertHE. In addition to the GradCertHE program outcomes, MHE participants will develop:
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Page last updated: 09 February 2009 Please direct all enquiries to: Lyn Stevens The Australian National University |
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