The Faculty of Education aims to engage students as active members of a community of learning, offering challenging, high-quality academic programmes of study, and opportunities for an excellent student experience on campus and further afield.
The Faculty of Education is offering the Master of Educational Psychology for the first time in 2012.
Educational psychologists are a unique professional group with an
in-depth understanding of psychology, education and learning. Roles in this field are varied and multi-dimensional, and offer the opportunity to support others to learn and live. When you study with the Faculty of Education, you have the opportunity to practise and develop your skills under the expert guidance of world-class researchers in the field.
For more information on the courses offered, go to the Master of Educational Psychology page.
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Teaching Primary School Mathematics and Statistics: Evidence-based Practice edited by Faculty of Education senior lecturers Robin Averill and Roger Harvey, received a highly commended award at the annual CLL Educational Book Awards, held on 17 November in Auckland.
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