Theory and Methodology of Education and Training (Primary Education) (Master's Degree)

 Primary Education — Bachelor's Programme

  The "Primary Education" programme is designed to provide students with modern pedagogical, psychological, and
  methodological knowledge required to work with pupils in grades 1–4. The curriculum is based on child psychology,
  didactics, integrative teaching methods, and innovative educational technologies, preparing students as qualified
  primary school teachers.

  Programme Objectives

  The principal objective is to train modern educators capable of delivering high-quality primary education, fostering
  the all-round development of the child's personality, and applying creative and competency-based teaching approaches.

  Core Subjects:

  • Pedagogy and psychology of primary education
  • Developmental and educational psychology
  • Methodology of teaching native language and literacy in primary grades
  • Methodology of teaching mathematics in primary grades
  • Methodology of teaching natural sciences and environmental education
  • Methodology of teaching fine arts, crafts, and music
  • Inclusive education and children's rights
  • Digital technologies and interactive teaching methods

  Skills Acquired:

  • Lesson design, analysis, and effective delivery
  • Individualised approach based on the child's age characteristics
  • Classroom climate management and parent communication
  • Application of modern assessment technologies and portfolio systems
  • Effective work in inclusive classrooms with children of diverse needs

  Career Opportunities

  Graduates can pursue careers as primary school teachers in public and private schools; instructors in educational
  centres and tutoring services; methodologists in child development centres; specialists in non-governmental
  educational organisations; authors of educational and methodological literature in publishing houses; and education
  experts in international and charitable organisations.

  Duration: 4.5 years (Bachelor) | Mode of study: Evening | Programme code: 60110400