COVID-19: Information about courses still open for 2021-22
The Faculty of Education is continuing to deliver a full teaching and research programme remotely while buildings at the University of Cambridge are closed, and the last few places for a handful of courses remain open for the forthcoming academic year, 2021-22.
If you are interested in applying for one of the courses below, a small number of places are still available. We will continue to accept applications until these courses are full. All aspects of the admissions process will be online, with interviews being held virtually.
You can also find full information about how the University is continuing to deliver teaching and support for staff and students on its dedicated coronavirus webpage.
Secondary PGCE
A small number of places are still available on the following Secondary PGCE courses for 2021/22:
- Secondary PGCE: Design and Technology
- Secondary PGCE: Science (Chemistry only)
- Secondary PGCE: Modern Languages
Trainees will be able to benefit from the full range of opportunities offered through our training programme, ranked ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. These include access to well-established and diverse school partnerships, a chance to work with world-class research and subject-specialists at one of the world’s leading universities, and the experience of being part of a highly supportive and high-achieving network of future leaders in education. Find full details about our PGCE programmes.
Masters MEd
The following graduate courses are currently accepting applications for 2021/22:
- MEd Educational Leadership and School Improvement
- MEd Mathematics Education
- MEd Primary Education Primary Education
- MEd Transforming Practice
- MEd Critical Approaches to Children's Literature
- MEd Research in Second Language Education
We will continue to offer students the opportunity to use a wide range of remotely-accessible, outstanding research facilities, as well as the opportunity to work with specialists in their field and as part of a supportive, like-minded and highly-stimulating research community. Find further information about graduate study at the Faculty.