Moray House School of Education

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The Moray House School of Education is committed to the highest standards of research and teaching and has a long and proud history in the fields of teacher education and community education, and in the education of professionals in sport, sports management and outdoor education.

The School is a significant contributor to the improvement of educational policy and practice in partnership with schools, and other educational stakeholders both in Scotland, the United Kingdom and internationally.

The School is one of the largest groups of active educational researchers in the UK and now has over 100 doctoral candidates being supervised. We are committed to conducting research of high quality and practical value.

Knowledge transfer and professional development opportunities play an important role in the dissemination of our research. Work-based learning is an integral component of the postgraduate provision of the School that seeks to support and encourage continuing professional development and learning at personal and institutional levels.

The Moray House School of Education is an exciting and stimulating place to study at both Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels. We look forward to welcoming you to the School and to working with you.

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Listen carefully for the best way to boost pupil learning Evening News - Scotland; 9/4/2009 ...language to persuade, guide and manipulate their audiences. Dr Pauline Sangster, of the university's Moray House School of Education, said all the teachers reported a marked improvement in the listening performance of the majority of pupils... ...more

Real Lives: Patricia McCall: End of an era for Musselburgh as teacher leaves 'delightful' pupils Evening News - Scotland; 6/25/2009 ...Borders. Born in Glasgow, Ms McCall studied at the University of Edinburgh and then trained as a teacher at Moray House School of Education. She began teaching in 1972, taking her first job at Cramond. She moved to Campie in 1993. She said the... ...more