Spotlight on PG Cert and MEd Learning and Teaching in the Arts during UNESCO International Arts Education Week
We’re turning the spotlight on our PG Cert and Med Learning and Teaching in the Arts programmes during the UNESCO International Arts Education Week.
These courses are for a passionate and diverse community of educators, who’ll embark on a journey of professional enquiry and development, designed to enhance their practices as arts educators.
Check out our podcast series with leading practitioners and watch the video, below, which offers an insight into studying on part-time postgraduate Learning and Teaching courses.
You can also find out what it’s like to study for a Master’s degree from 7,000 miles away, in this Q&A with student Julie Nicholson.
Julie was based in Singapore while studying on the online MEd Learning and Teaching in the Arts programme.
The International Arts Education Week is an annual campaign from the World Alliance for Arts Education.
This year, the WAAE invites educators to ‘draw a line’, ‘to play a line’, ‘to make a line’, ‘to sing a line’, ‘to dance a line’ that reflects your aspirations, your aims for arts education in your community.
Reflect on your – ‘line in the sand’, ‘your bottom line’, ‘your end of the line’, and determine what needs to be done to maintain and grow arts education.
Find out more about the PG Cert and MEd Learning and Teaching in the Arts
Come along to our next online discovery session on Tuesday 28 May at 10am and 7pm UK time.
Calling all teachers, lecturers, workshop leaders, tutors, teaching artists and facilitators working in the arts, RCS invites you to join our upcoming free Discovery Sessions exploring various questions around the central theme of arts education.
Taking place online, these sessions aim to help people learn more about the MEd programme and what it entails.
By taking part in these focused discussions, you’ll experience how this programme challenges you to critically reflect on your ideas, beliefs and professional development priorities.
In these Discovery Sessions, you will join fellow arts educators from diverse contexts to explore these crucial topics:
Sessions run twice on stated date, one in the morning and one in the evening (there is no need to be present for both).