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Summer School is an exciting opportunity to experience short intensive study blocks and gain credits towards a Masters qualification. Why not join our Summer School cohort for 2011? You will benefit from: . the opportunity to be taught by world-class academics . timed teaching sessions to fit learning around work and other commitments . an international student community . world-class standards of learning and teaching . an award-winning purpose-built campus . the ability to complete a Postgraduate Certificate over the summer*, or continue through to Diploma andor Masters level *The taught requirements for a Postgraduate Certificate can be completed during Summer School, with additional academic support available during the subsequent period of self-guided study. Programmes currently offered during Summer School: . MA in Education Summer School 2011 - A choice of 2 x 30 credit modules, one in each week Planning Practice Based Inquiry and, one other from MA in Special Needs or MA in Educational Leadership and Management Summer School 2012 - A choice of 2 x 30 credit modules, one in each week Autumn 2013 or Spring 2014 - 1 x 60 credit module: Dissertation - self-guided study with tutorial support . MA in Educational Leadership & Management Summer School 2011 - 2 x 30 credit modules, one in each week Understanding Individual and Organisational Development Effective Leadership and Change in Education Summer School 2012 - 2 x 30 credit modules, one in each week Planning Practice-based Inquiry Issues in Educational Leadership Spring 2013 - 1 x 60 credit module: Dissertation - self-guided study with tutorial support . MA in Special Needs Summer School 2011 - 2 x 30 credit modules, one in each week Understanding and Supporting Students with Reading DifficultiesDyslexia Understanding & Supporting Mental Well Being Summer School 2012 - 2 x 30 credit modules, one in each week Personal, Social and Emotional Development BehaviourRelationship Management Spring 2013 or Autumn 2014 - 1 x 60 credit module: Dissertation - self-guided study with tutorial support