Why study with the University of Kent?
The University of Kent is ranked as a top 20 HEI (The Guardian, 2014); The Centre is proud to have won both The University of Kent Faculty Teaching Prize and also the Innovation Award in 2014. We aim to inspire and motivate staff to raise organisational standards through confident practice.
What is unique about our MA?
Responsive to the realities of busy practice and the format offers flexible mobile learning, providing flexibility in how you study:
* Inter-professional teaching and learning.
* High quality video lectures from experts/leading academics.
* Thought-provoking activities promoting reflective practice and critical thinking.
* Online access to academic journal articles, book chapters and e-books.
* Access to the Centre’s award-winning child protection simulations, and innovative learning tools.
Duration: 2 years (part-time) Start date: January (Induction Week held in January). Cost: £3900 per year (for organisational discounts please email j.reeves@kent.ac.uk
Apply now:
Apply online and start the process of maximising your potential. See our website for more information and please do contact us to ask any questions and find out more and choose your MA interview date:
Canterbury: 1 April; 8 May; 3 July; 16 October; 4 November
London: 5 June; 18 September
Birmingham: 21 April
Come and see us at the BASPCAN 9th Annual conference, we will be exhibiting from 13-15 April. Dr Jane Reeves is presenting our award-winning child protection simulations at our BASPCAN workshop on Tuesday 14 April 1:25-2pm in Appleton Towers Room if you can make it! Chat to us about the MA, our standalone modules and our simations.
Some of our student’s comments:
“Fascinating material and delivered in a variety of different mediums that keep the interest” (Team Manager, Social Services).
“The modules enabled me to reflect on previous ‘failings’ regarding abuse of children…course tutors were extremely knowledgeable, sharing that knowledge in creative and interactive ways that inspired and motivated me”. (Managing Director, Voluntary Sector)
“Lots to read, but very thought provoking and relevant to practice. Helped with training delivery and development of knowledge base” (Safeguarding Board Training Manager).
“Interesting, diverse and contemporary material which provokes thought and discussion.” (Team Manager, Social Services).