PGCip Waldorf Education and Creative Pedagogies(Low Residency)

The Postgraduate Certificate in Waldorf Education and Creative Pedagogies (Low Residency) at Bath Spa University is designed for educators and education professionals who are interested in exploring the principles and practices of Waldorf education, which emphasizes creativity, imagination, and critical thinking. The program is delivered through a low-residency model, with online coursework and two on-campus residencies, providing a flexible and engaging learning experience. Students will have the opportunity to explore the history and philosophy of Waldorf education, as well as develop their skills in creative pedagogy and curriculum design. This program is ideal for those looking to deepen their understanding of Waldorf education and its applications in modern educational settings.

Additional Information

The program is designed to be completed in 12 months, with a mix of online and on-campus learning. The online coursework will include lectures, discussions, and assignments, as well as access to resources and materials for further exploration. The two on-campus residencies will provide opportunities for face-to-face interaction and collaboration with peers and faculty, as well as guided experiences in Waldorf education. Graduates of the program will receive a Postgraduate Certificate in Waldolf Education and Creative Pedagogies from Bath Spa University.

Unlocking Creativity and Critical Thinking: Why Choose Bath Spa University for Your Postgraduate Certificate in Waldolf Education and Creative Pedagogies.

Bath Spa University is an ideal location for this program due to its strong reputation for teacher training and educational innovation. The university's commitment to creative pedagogy and interdisciplinary approaches to learning aligns with the principles of Waldolf education, and provides a supportive environment for students to explore these concepts in depth. Additionally, Bath Spa University's location in Bath, England offers access to a rich cultural and historical heritage, providing a unique backdrop for exploring the history and philosophy of Waldolf education.

During the course, you'll critically evaluate and synthesise your understanding of a range of theoretical and philosophical perspectives related to creative environments and pedagogies, and policy and practice, including Waldorf Education.

You'll also consider local, national and international perspectives and critically analyse concepts such as equity and social justice, wellbeing and sustainability.

The programme upholds the professional and progressive standards of Waldorf Education as well as actively referencing a diversity of research and practice in creative pedagogies worldwide.

• Recognised Bachelor's degree or higher and evidence of two years of work experience; or successful completion of equivalent courses; or satisfactory preparation for the course through informal or non-formal learning and/or professional experiences subject to the approval of the Academic Chair

  • Copy of latest school credentials

  • Passport copy

  • Emirates ID (if any)

  • Visa Page copy

  • Passport Size ID photo

20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.