Learning in Interaction

How do students learn in schools? What role do individual differences play in learning? How can you improve learning environments to optimally help students learn and develop?
Many processes in learning take place through interaction. It is the motor of learning and development, and therefore key to improving education. While we all recognize these interactions in learning, specific skills and knowledge are needed to drive insights and improvements in the educational field.

During this master, you will:


learn to take a scientific, evidence-based approach to better examine day-to-day interactions between students, their teachers and learning materials

zoom in on the complex processes through which we
- learn academic subjects
- develop cognitive and meta-cognitive skills and
- acquire social competencies

combine different theoretical perspectives and didactical problems

understand learning processes in context

examine the challenges that arise in optimizing learning environments to learners' needs.
Interested? Check out the information events or contact our study advisor.

You can also follow this programme full-time.