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Dual Teaching with Onsite or Online Access – MA Education for a Sustainable Environment
We use Dual Teaching on the brand-new MA Education for a Sustainable Environment. Find out what dual teaching is, how it works and what you need to consider when choosing to study this way.
The value and importance of Sustainability Education
In this masterclass, Susan Brown and Dr Juup Stelma (MIE) explore what sustainability education is and why it is so important.
BSc Educational Psychology: A programme without exams
The traditional view of education is that you learn stuff, memorise material and then sit in an exam hall and show what you have learnt. Why then does the BSc Educational Psychology programme not have exams? Professor Garry Squires discusses why there are no formal examinations on the BSc Educational Psychology programme.
Academic Spotlight: Julia Buxton on drugs, illicit economies and violence
Julia Buxton shares with us some insights on drugs, illicit economies and violence.
Academic Spotlight: Pierre-Richard Agénor on macroeconomics and development economics
Meet Pierre-Richard Agénor, in his academic spotlight, he talks about macroeconomics and development economics and his involvement in postgraduate teaching.
Academic Spotlight: Nicolette Butler on International Economic Law
Meet Nicolette Butler, Senior Lecturer in Law and Programme Director for Law, with a fascination for International Economic Law.
The sociology of punishment, criminal justice, and human rights law
Meet Marion Vannier, a Criminology Lecturer, with a passion for the sociology of punishment, criminal justice, and human rights law.
Academic Spotlight: Rose Broad on human trafficking and modern slavery
Rose Broad shares with us some insights on modern slavery and human trafficking.
Academic Spotlight: Kyriakos Neanidis on Economics
Kyriakos Neanidis talks about his expertise and teaching in Manchester’s Economics department.
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