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30 EC’s Pre-master’s programme Educational Science and Technology

2015-2016

Note: 2 terms of enrolment: September or February!

Generic academic course (15 EC)

Domain-specific (EST) courses (15 EC)

Self-study package EST

FULLtime programme = ½ year = one semester

September enrolment

February enrolment

Semester 1

Semester 2

Quartile 1A

Quartile 1B

Quartile 2A

Quartile 2B

S e lf -s tu d y p a c k age E S T Research Methodology and Descriptive Statistics (201300063) (5 EC) Inferential Statistics (201300064) (5 EC) S e lf s tu d y p a c k . E S T Research Methodology and Descriptive Statistics (201300063) (5 EC) Inferential Statistics (201300064) (5 EC)

Designing for Learning in Schools and Organisations (5 EC) (201300068) (5 EC) Research Studio (201300069) (10 EC)

Designing for Learning in Schools and Organisations (5 EC) (201300068) (5 EC Research Studio (201300069) (10 EC) Academic Writing and

Reading (192412240)

(5 EC)

Academic Writing and Reading (192412240)

(5 EC)

15 EC 15 EC 15 EC 15 EC

Self-study package EST Self-study package EST

PARTtime programme = 1 year = two semesters

S e lf -s tu d y p a c k age E S T

Semester 1

Semester 2

Quartile 1A

Quartile 1B

Quartile 2A

Quartile 2B

Research Methodology and Descriptive Statistics

(201300063) (5 EC)

Inferential Statistics (201300064)

(5 EC)

Designing for Learning in Schools and Organisations

(5 EC) (201300068)

(5 EC) Research Studio

(201300069) (10 EC) Academic Writing and

Reading (192412240)

(5 EC)

10 EC 5 EC 5 EC 10 EC

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Master’s programme Educational Science and Technology 2015-2016

September 2015 enrolment /

full-time

students: 1 year

Quartile 1A

Quartile 1B

Quartile 2A

Quartile 2B

Trending topics in educational science and technology

201200034 (10 EC)

Team learning at work 201500010 (5 EC) HRD design & consultancy in live context 201300002 (5 EC) Regulation and facilitation of workplace learning 201200031 (5 EC) Leadership and organisational change 201200032 (5 EC)

Designing learning & performance support 191970340 (5 EC)

Assessing, monitoring and improving student

and school performance 201300001 (5 EC) Innovative technology-based learning environments 201400002 (5 EC)

Teacher learning and development 201200027 (5 EC) Learning and Instruction 192914040 (5EC) Rese a rc h P ro p o sa l Rese a rc h P ro p o sa l Research Proposal EST 201200035 (5 EC)

Final Project EST 201200036 (25 EC) Global talent management 201500086 (5 EC) HRM and innovation 201500087 (5 EC) HRM and technology design 201500088 (5 EC) Educational measurement 201500149 (5 EC)

Note: with regard to the roster: these Extra Courses may conflict with the EDE or HRD electives.

Core Course - obligatory

Elective Courses HRD Elective courses EDE

Research Proposal – obligatory Final Project - obligatory

Extra –elective courses from preferred partner - approved by Examination Board. (max. 2 to be taken by a student)

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Master’s programme Educational Science and Technology 2015-2016

September 2015 enrolment /

part-time

students: 1

½

year

Year 1

½

Year 2

Quartile 1A

Quartile 1B

Quartile 2A

Quartile 2B

Q. 1A

Q. 1B

Trending topics in educational science and technology 201200034 (10 EC) Team learning at work 201500010 (5 EC) HRD design & consultancy in live context 201300002 (5 EC) Regulation and facilitation of workplace learning 201200031 (5 EC) Leadership and organisational change 201200032 (5 EC) Team learning at work 201500010 (5 EC) HRD design & consultancy in live context 201300002 (5 EC) Designing learning & performance support 191970340 (5 EC) Assessing, monitoring and improving student and school performance 201300001 (5 EC) Innovative technology-based learning environments 201400002 (5 EC) Teacher learning and development 201200027 (5 EC) Designing Learning & performance support 191970340 (5 EC) Assessing, monitoring and improving student and school performance 201300001 (5 EC) Learning and Instruction 192914040 (5EC) Learning and Instruction 192914040 (5EC) Res. p ro p o s a l Res. p ro p o s a l Research Proposal EST 201200035 (5 EC)

Final Project EST 201200036 (25 EC) Global talent management 201500086 (5 EC) HRM and innovation 201500087 (5 EC) Global talent management 201500086 (5 EC) HRM and technology design 201500088 (5 EC) Educational measurement 201500149 (5 EC)

Core Course - obligatory Extra –elective courses from preferred partner - approved by Examination Board. (max. 2 to be taken by a student)

Elective Courses HRD Elective courses EDE

Research Proposal – obligatory Final Project - obligatory

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Master’s programme Educational Science and Technology 2015-2016-2017

September 2015 enrolment /

part-time

students: 2 years

Quartile 1A

Quartile 1B

Quartile 2A

Quartile 2B

Trending topics in educational science and technology

201200034 (10 EC) Team learning at work

201500010 (5 EC) HRD design & consultancy in live context 201300002 (5 EC) Regulation and facilitation of workplace learning 201200031 (5 EC) Leadership and organisational change 201200032 (5 EC)

Designing learning & performance support 191970340 (5 EC)

Assessing, monitoring and improving student

and school performance 201300001 (5 EC) Innovative technology-based learning environments 201400002 (5 EC)

Teacher learning and development 201200027 (5 EC) Learning and Instruction 192914040 (5EC) Rese a rc h P ro p o sa l Rese a rc h P ro p o sa l Research Proposal EST 201200035 (5 EC)

Final Project EST 201200036 (25 EC) Global talent management 201500086 (5 EC) HRM and innovation 201500087 (5 EC) HRM and technology design 201500088 (5 EC) Educational measurement 201500149 (5 EC)

Note: with regard to the roster: these Extra Courses may conflict with the EDE or HRD electives.

Core Course - obligatory

Elective Courses HRD Elective courses EDE

Research Proposal – obligatory Final Project - obligatory

Extra –elective courses from preferred partner - approved by Examination Board. (max. 2 to be taken by a student)

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Master’s programme Educational Science and Technology 2015-2016-2017

September 2015 enrolment /

part-time

students: 2 years (cont.)

Year 2

Quartile 1A

Quartile 1B

Quartile 2A

Quartile 2B

Team learning at work 201500010 (5 EC) HRD design & consultancy in live context 201300002 (5 EC) Regulation and facilitation of workplace learning 201200031 (5 EC) Leadership and organisational change 201200032 (5 EC)

Designing learning & performance support

191970340 (5 EC)

Assessing, monitoring and improving student and school performance

201300001 (5 EC) Innovative technology-based learning environments 201400002 (5 EC)

Teacher learning and development 201200027 (5 EC) Res. P ro p o sa l Res. P ro p o sa l

Research Proposal EST 201200035

(5 EC)

Final Project EST 201200036 (25 EC) Global talent management 201500086 (5 EC) HRM and innovation 201500087 (5 EC) HRM and technology design 201500088 (5 EC) Educational measurement 201500149 (5 EC)

Note:

with regard to the roster: these Extra Courses may conflict with the EDE or HRD electives.

Core Course - obligatory

Elective Courses HRD Elective courses EDE

Research Proposal – obligatory Final Project - obligatory

Extra –elective courses from preferred partner - approved by Examination Board. (max. 2 to be taken by a student)

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Master’s programme Educational Science and Technology 2015-2016-2017

February 2016 enrolment /

full-time

students

Quartile 2A

Quartile 2B

Quartile 1A

Quartile 1B

Trending topics in educational science and technology 201200034 (10 EC) Regulation and facilitation of workplace learning 201200031 (5 EC) Leadership and organisational change 201200032 (5 EC)

Team learning at work 201500010 (5 EC) HRD design & consultancy in live context 201300002 (5 EC) Innovative technology-based learning environments 201400002 (5 EC)

Teacher learning and development

201200027 (5 EC)

Designing learning & performance support

191970340 (5 EC)

Assessing, monitoring and improving student and school performance

201300001 (5 EC) Learning and Instruction

192914040 (5EC) Res. P ro p o sa l Res. P ro p o sa l

Research Proposal EST 201200035

(5 EC)

Final Project EST 201200036 (25 EC) HRM and innovation 201500087 (5 EC) Global talent management 201500086 (5 EC) HRM and technology design 201500088 (5 EC) Educational measurement 201500149 (5 EC)

Note: with regard to the roster: these Extra Courses may conflict with the EDE or HRD electives.

Core Course - obligatory

Elective Courses HRD Elective courses EDE

Research Proposal – obligatory Final Project - obligatory

Extra –elective courses from preferred partner - approved by Examination Board. (max. 2 to be taken by a student)

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Master’s programme Educational Science and Technology 2015-2016-2017

February 2016 enrolment /

part-time

students: 1

½

year

Year 1

½

Year 2

Quartile 2A

Quartile 2B

Quartile 1A

Quartile 1B

Q. 2A

Q. 2B

Trending topics in educational science and technology

201200034 (10 EC) Regulation and facilitation of workplace learning 201200031 (5 EC)) Leadership and organisational change 201200032 (5 EC) Team learning at work 201500010 (5 EC) HRD design & consultancy in live context 201300002 (5 EC) Regulation and facilitation of workplace learning 201200031 (5 EC)) Leadership and organisational change 201200032 (5 EC) Innovative technology-based learning environments 201400002 (5 EC) Teacher learning and development 201200027 (5 EC) Designing learning & performance support 191970340 (5 EC) Assessing, monitoring and improving student and school performance 201300001 (5 EC) Innovative technology-based learning environments 201400002 (5 EC) Teacher learning and development 201200027 (5 EC) Learning and Instruction 192914040 (5EC) Res. p ro p o s a l Res. p ro p o s a l Research Proposal EST 201200035 (5 EC)

Final Project EST 201200036 (25 EC) HRM and innovation 201500087 (5 EC) Global talent management 201500086 (5 EC) HRM and innovation 201500087 (5 EC) HRM and technology design 201500088 (5 EC) HRM and technology design 201500088 (5 EC) Educational measurement 201500149 (5 EC) Educational measurement 201500149 (5 EC)

Core Course - obligatory Elective Courses HRD Elective courses EDE

Research Proposal – obligatory Final Project - obligatory

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Master’s programme Educational Science and Technology 2015-2016-2017

February 2016 enrolment /

parttime

students: 2 years

Year 1

Quartile 2A

Quartile 2B

Quartile 1A

Quartile 1B

Trending topics in educational science and technology 201200034 (10 EC) Regulation and facilitation of workplace learning 201200031 (5 EC) Leadership and organisational change 201200032 (5 EC)

Team learning at work 201500010 (5 EC) HRD design & consultancy in live context 201300002 (5 EC) Innovative technology-based learning environments 201400002 (5 EC)

Teacher learning and development

201200027 (5 EC)

Designing learning & performance support

191970340 (5 EC)

Assessing, monitoring and improving student and school performance

201300001 (5 EC)

Learning and Instruction 192914040 (5EC) HRM and innovation 201500087 (5 EC) Global talent management 201500086 (5 EC) HRM and technology design 201500088 (5 EC) Educational measurement 201500149 (5 EC)

Note: with regard to the roster: these Extra Courses may conflict with the EDE or HRD electives.

Core Course - obligatory

Elective Courses HRD Elective courses EDE

Research Proposal – obligatory Final Project - obligatory

Extra –elective courses from preferred partner - approved by Examination Board. (max. 2 to be taken by a student)

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Master’s programme Educational Science and Technology 2015-2016-2017

February 2016 enrolment /

parttime

students: 2 years (cont.)

Year 2

Quartile 2A

Quartile 2B

Quartile 1A

Quartile 1B

Regulation and facilitation of workplace learning 201200031 (5 EC) Leadership and organisational change 201200032 (5 EC)

Team learning at work 201500010 (5 EC) HRD design & consultancy in live context 201300002 (5 EC) Innovative technology-based learning environments 201400002 (5 EC)

Teacher learning and development

201200027 (5 EC)

Designing learning & performance support

191970340 (5 EC)

Assessing, monitoring and improving student and school performance

201300001 (5 EC) Res. p ro p o sa l Res. p ro p o sa l

Research Proposal EST 201200035 (5 EC)

Final Project EST 201200036 (25 EC) HRM and innovation 201500087 (5 EC) Global talent management 201500086 (5 EC) HRM and technology design 201500088 (5 EC) Educational measurement 201500149 (5 EC)

Note: with regard to the roster: these Extra Courses may conflict with the EDE or HRD electives.

Core Course - obligatory

Elective Courses HRD Elective courses EDE

Research Proposal – obligatory Final Project - obligatory

Extra –elective courses from preferred partner - approved by Examination Board. (max. 2 to be taken by a student)

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