

Master Learning, Education and Technology, Master of Arts (Education) (2 years)
About this course
Learning, Education, and Technology (LET) Master's Programme is a full-time, two-year international programme that leads to a Master's degree in Educational Sciences upon completion. The programme is based on the latest research and theoretical understanding in learning sciences and their connection to the newest technological advancements and methods in the age of AI. LET studies are grounded in the following themes: collaborative and self-regulated learning, digital technologies, and the collaboration between humans and artificial intelligence in supporting learning. These themes are applied in the studies to develop and rehearse skills needed in the workplace. The studies enhance collaboration with work-life stakeholders through various project studies and an internship. The aim of the programme is to equip students with the cutting-edge knowledge and skills that are essential for success in our rapidly evolving world. By focusing on learning theories, research on human-AI interaction, and innovative methods and technologies, students gain the expertise needed in designing, managing, and analysing learning and interaction across a variety of professional contexts. Whether in education, industry, or other dynamic fields, graduates will be prepared to apply advanced methods to foster continuous learning and drive meaningful change in diverse contexts.
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