International and Comparative Education - Diploma
Program Overview
The graduate diploma in international and comparative Education is offered by the Department of Educational Studies. This Diploma is designed as a one-year (two semesters) program for students who wish to enhance their qualifications or pursue an academic interest in the field of education.
Degrees and Admission Requirements
Applicants must meet the same admissions requirements as those for the MA in International and Comparative Education. Should a student in good standing decide during or within one semester after completion of the requirements for the diploma that he/she wishes to work towards the MA degree, he/she may apply to transfer to the MA degree.
Learning Outcomes
Students enrolled in this program will:
- Understand and apply the theoretical concepts and principles underpinning professional practice in international and comparative education and global educational leadership.
- Demonstrate critical skills in instruction, research and policy analysis.
- Communicate effectively in speech and writing and practice evidence-based argumentation.
- Exhibit cultural competence and a commitment to the principles of diversity among learners.
- Acknowledge the importance of social responsibility for educators, including engagement in community outreach activities.
Career Impact and Hands-On Experience
The diploma program in international and comparative education is well-suited for students pursuing careers both in and outside of the classroom, including current and prospective educators and administrators, curriculum developers and instructional designers, academics, policy leaders and analysts and development professionals.
- Teaching & Learning: Work in nurseries, schools and universities in Egypt, the Arab region and beyond.
International Education Development & Policy: Work for local and international development agencies, NGOs or government bodies with a focus on education.
