Lead the change the next generation of learners are waiting for.
Walbrook Institute London: 12th in the UK for career outcomes*
Total fees: £6,960 – pay in full or pay per module.
Apply to start in September 2026: get 33% off your first module.
Graduate in as little as 1 year.
Start any month from September 2026.
Beating Russell Group universities on outcomes*
Shaped by practice, grounded in research.
Study flexibly within a weekly structure.
Flex between full and part-time.
Study an online master’s that understands that good teaching is always contextual, relational, and informed by judgement. Shaped through place-based research, and designed to answer the questions you face day-to-day.
Why study MA Education at Walbrook?
Designed for educators ready to move beyond delivering someone else's vision and shape their own.
For teachers, middle leaders, SENCOs, and early years leads ready to step into senior, specialist, or research roles.
Choose from four online programmes covering education as a whole, early childhood, inclusion, or leadership.
There are plenty of master's degrees in education. Few ask the big questions: what education is for, who it serves, and how it could be reimagined to expand human potential. Our MA Education programmes are grounded in a clear commitment to the students at the heart of education.
Prof. Robert White
Academic Lead for MA Education
Designed for educators working across diverse sectors and contexts.
Study policy, curriculum, ethics, and global education systems.
Specialise in comparative and international education or professional development.
Designed for teachers and education professionals preparing for senior leadership.
Study leadership theory, systems thinking, and how to lead educational change that lasts.
Examine how reforms succeed and fail across schools, trusts, and systems.
Designed for early years leaders, teachers, and practitioners.
Study child development, play-based pedagogy, and early years policy in depth.
Designed for SENCOs, inclusion leads, and educators moving into specialist roles.
Build specialist expertise in disability studies, neurodiversity, and rights-based inclusion.
Examine EHCPs, SEND policy, and the frameworks shaping inclusive practice.
The course content is engaging and easy to follow, and the lecturers are really responsive, which makes a huge difference when you’re studying online. I like that there’s pacing built in to keep you on track, but also the flexibility to fit around work, life and kids. I’ve really learnt a lot that I can already put into practice in my role at work.
