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The Faculty of Education at the University of Glasgow is an exciting and stimulating place to study at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. New degree programmes include: BEd Honours in Primary Education; the MA in Primary Education offered on the Dumfries campus; the BA in Childhood Practice; and the PGDE one-year programme for primary and secondary education which offers 90 Masters-level credits. It has a robust, active and expanding research portfolio with international expertise in the areas of Adult and Lifelong Learning, Science Education, Teacher Education, Religion and Education, Social Justice and Globalisation and Education among others.

We will be pleased to hear from you and welcome your interest in the Faculty of Education at the University of Glasgow.

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  • UN Secretary-General draws on the work of  Emeritus Professor Lalage Bown Power of Literacy - International Literacy Day 2009
    UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon's message for International Literacy Day on 8 September quoted from Emeritus Professor Lalage Bown, Department of Adult and Continuing Education, who gave the UNESCO International Literacy Lecture in Paris,  drawing on many years of her research  on literacy, gender and development.
  • Leading academic's work translated into Japanese
    Professor Andy Furlong, Chair of Social Inclusion and Education, has been invited to Tokyo to give a lecture at an event to launch the Japanese translation of his book Young People and Social Change.
  • Challenges for HE in the age of Globalisation
    Professor Peter Mayo from University of Malta will be presenting a critical overview of the EU discourse on Higher Education with respect to the idea of rendering Europe as the "most competitive knowledge economy". Tue 8 Dec 2009, 2pm.