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Master of Social Science with a major in Education - Works - Lifelong Learning, Sustainability and Work
Jonkoping
INTAKE: August
Program Overview
The Master of Social Science with a major in Education - Works - Lifelong Learning, Sustainability and Work (One year) at Jonkoping University, Sweden, is an innovative program designed to address the evolving needs of education, work, and sustainability in today’s global society. The program focuses on integrating lifelong learning principles, sustainable work practices, and education systems to empower individuals and communities in adapting to the changing demands of the workforce. Over the course of one year, students will develop the necessary skills to contribute to sustainable educational practices, promote lifelong learning, and enhance employability in diverse sectors. The program equips students with knowledge and competencies that bridge the gap between education, sustainability, and the future of work.
Curriculum: The curriculum of the Master of Social Science with a major in Education - Works - Lifelong Learning, Sustainability and Work is designed to offer a comprehensive understanding of key topics such as sustainable development, educational theory, work organization, and lifelong learning. Students will explore subjects related to adult education, career development, sustainable work environments, and the role of education in supporting workforce adaptation. The curriculum includes practical courses on creating inclusive and sustainable learning environments, designing educational programs, and addressing the needs of the evolving workforce. Students will also have the opportunity to engage in projects and research that apply these concepts to real-world issues, focusing on how education and work can be aligned with sustainability goals.
Research Focus: Jonkoping University’s Master of Social Science with a major in Education - Works - Lifelong Learning, Sustainability and Work places a strong emphasis on research that explores the intersection of education, sustainability, and the changing world of work. Research topics include the impact of lifelong learning on career success, the role of education in promoting sustainable work practices, and how educational systems can be adapted to meet the needs of a green economy. The program encourages students to engage in research projects that explore how educational frameworks can support the development of skills necessary for sustainable and future-proof careers. The research focus also addresses key challenges such as the integration of sustainability into educational curricula and the creation of learning environments that foster skills for a sustainable workforce.
Industry Engagement: The Master of Social Science with a major in Education - Works - Lifelong Learning, Sustainability and Work program at Jonkoping University emphasizes strong industry engagement, connecting students with professionals from the education, sustainability, and workforce development sectors. Students will have opportunities to collaborate with various organizations, including educational institutions, non-profits, and companies focused on sustainability and workforce development. These collaborations help students gain practical insights into how lifelong learning and sustainability are being integrated into real-world educational systems and workplace environments. Industry engagement also includes internships, guest lectures from experts, and participation in ongoing projects that address the evolving needs of education and work in the context of sustainability.
Global Perspective: Jonkoping University’s Master of Social Science with a major in Education - Works - Lifelong Learning, Sustainability and Work program offers a global perspective on education and work in the context of sustainability. Students from diverse international backgrounds come together, providing opportunities for cross-cultural exchange and the sharing of global best practices in education, sustainability, and workforce development. The program includes international case studies, research, and comparisons of different educational and labor market systems worldwide. Students will gain a broad understanding of how various countries are addressing the challenges of lifelong learning, sustainable work practices, and the evolving role of education in supporting a sustainable workforce.
Location
Jonkoping
Score
IELTS 6.5
Tuition Fee
SEK 120000
Postgraduate Entry Requirements
Application Fee: SEK 900
Academic Qualifications: Applicants should have successfully completed a bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized institution with a minimum overall score of 55% or equivalent.
English language proficiency:
- IELTS: A minimum overall score of 6.5 or 7.0 with no individual component below 6.0.
- TOEFL: A minimum overall score of 90.
- PTE Academic: A minimum overall score of 62.
Jonkoping University provides a range of scholarships for non-EU/EEA students applying to undergraduate and graduate programs. These scholarships are highly competitive and are awarded based on academic excellence. The scholarships typically cover a portion of the tuition fees and are offered to students who demonstrate strong academic performance in their previous studies.
Jonkoping University Scholarship for Master's Students: Jonkoping University offers scholarships to international students applying for master’s programs. These scholarships are designed to cover up to 50% of the tuition fee. To be eligible, applicants must have been admitted to a master’s program at Jonkoping University and show evidence of high academic performance.
Swedish Institute Scholarships: In addition to university-specific scholarships, international students may apply for scholarships funded by the Swedish Institute, a government agency that promotes Swedish higher education. These scholarships are available to students from selected countries and cover living expenses, as well as tuition fees. Students at Jonkoping University can also benefit from these opportunities, which are open to those who meet specific eligibility criteria.
Graduates of the Master of Social Science with a major in Education - Works - Lifelong Learning, Sustainability and Work (One year) from Jonkoping University have a diverse range of career opportunities in education, sustainability, and workforce development. The interdisciplinary nature of the program prepares graduates to work in various roles.
Lifelong Learning Coordinator: Managing and developing lifelong learning programs for adults, focusing on skill development, career progression, and educational opportunities for people of all ages.
Sustainability Educator: Designing and delivering educational programs that focus on sustainability and environmental awareness within schools, businesses, or non-profit organizations.
Workplace Learning and Development Specialist: Creating training and development programs for employees to help them acquire new skills, adapt to changing job markets, and embrace sustainable work practices.
Educational Policy Advisor: Advising governments, institutions, or organizations on policies related to education systems, workforce development, and sustainability initiatives.
Career Development Consultant: Assisting individuals in navigating their career paths by offering guidance on education, skill-building, and sustainable career opportunities.
Sustainability Consultant: Helping organizations integrate sustainability practices into their operations and ensuring that employees have the necessary skills to thrive in sustainable industries.
Program Director for Educational Institutions: Leading initiatives in educational institutions that focus on creating sustainable, inclusive, and innovative learning environments for a diverse workforce.
