Fakta
13 400 NOK / 60 250 NOK per term
Informasjon er oppdatert av Steinerhøyskolen
13. november 2024.
Om studiet
Are you seeking updated knowledge, inspiration, and tools for developing yourself as an educator? Consider taking our Master of Education (M.Ed.) degree in Educational Research!
In this experience-based master programme, you will deepen and expand your knowledge, skills and competence by learning to do your own educational research project. We believe that educational research is a tool for renewal on both a personal and societal level. It enables practitioners to reflect on their experiences, give fresh life to professional activities and facilitate further work options. Most of our students experience how becoming an educational researcher empowers them in the sense of creating new visions and consciousness.
The RSUC master programme is not a professional training providing basic teaching and educational skills needed for instruction or other pedagogical activities. No teacher qualification is awarded on completion of the programme.
Tuition Fees
To comply with new government regulations, the tuition fee is 60 250 NOK per term for students from outside EU/EEA who are enrolled in 2023 or later.
For students from Norway and EU/EEA, and other students who were inrolled in 2022 or before, the tuition fee is 13 400 NOK per term.
In addition for all students comes a student association membership fee of 690 NOK.
Fees are normally adjusted once a year.
Studiets oppbygging
Module-based Part-Time Study
The Master Programme in Waldorf Education consists of five modules, taken over the course of three years. Each module begins with a residential course session of one to three weeks’ duration, comprising lectures, exercises and group work. Residential sessions are followed up by individual written assignments deepening and elaborating on the themes of each module. In most cases, students who cannot be present at course sessions or parts of sessions, can compensate with extra written assignments. An exception is the first session, where students must be present a minimum of two weeks.
The international community of students, usually coming from several countries and continents, is creating an atmosphere of shared academic enthusiasm, friendship and global togetherness. Most students combine work and studies.
Read more about the programme in the RSUC MA Student Handbook.
Location
The course sessions for Module A-D, as well as the thesis presentations, are held at our campus in Oslo (Professor Dahls gate 30). The course sessions for Module E are online.
Perpetual Course Calendar
Module A: week 38-40
Module B: week 10-11
Module C: week 43-44
Module D: week 22-23
Module E: week 35 (online) + thesis presentations week 23-24
Undervisningsopplegg
All instruction and discussions are held in English. Written assignments can be delivered in English, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, or German. The master thesis can be written in English, Norwegian, Swedish, or Danish. Students can apply for writing the master thesis in a different language.
Opptakskrav
Applicants must have two years of educational practice, in addition to relevant studies on a level equivalent to a bachelor degree. Students should be able to master English at an appropriate level. RSUC can demand documentation.
The application deadline is 15 April. After the application deadline, the admission portal remains open as long as we have available places. We look forward to receiving your application.
Applicants fill out an online application form. Please consult the admission and application criteria carefully before deciding to apply.
Prepare electronic versions of the following information and documents:
- CV (curriculum vitae)
- Diplomas or supportive certificates/documentation of higher education
- Attestation of relevant work experience including specifications of work tasks, duration and percentage of a full-time position
- Motivational letter (ca. one page) stating motivation, research orientation, and interest in Waldorf education
Documents in other languages than the Scandinavian languages, English or German, must be provided with an authorised translation into English. All documents are to be provided in pdf-format. Please ensure that all scans are of good quality. Maximum file size is 2 MB.
Opptaksinformasjon
If the number of qualified applicants exceeds the number of places on the study programme, the following criteria form the basis for ranking: Relevance, level, and extent of studies; relevance, breadth, and scope of educational experience.