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Master Program in Waldorf Education

 

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Our Aims 


To facilitate the self-renewal of Waldorf teachers
To foster reflections on, and innovations of, Waldorf pedagogy
To cultivate the development of Waldorf research community
To enhance dialogue between the Waldorf community and the mainstream society


Master Program Established for Waldorf Educators


The establishment of our Master Program is intended to meet the needs of contemporary Waldorf teachers for professional and personal growth on the one hand, and to respond to the urgent call of our time for self-awareness and actions for sustainable development on the other hand. Our students will be engaged in research projects independently or collaboratively in order to study the nature of human beings, to deepen the art of teaching, to reflect upon practical experiences, and to meet the challenges of our times.  We provide an academic platform where teachers can develop through cooperative learning, dialogues and reflections, along with individual research inquiries.

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Collaboration between Taiwanese and German Institutions 


The body of faculty consists of outstanding professors from National Tsing Hua University in Taiwan and the Freie Hochshule Stuttgart.

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International and Bilingual Learning Environment


All courses will be taught in English (with Chinese oral translation when necessary) or in Chinese. The diversity of the composition of the student body will constitute a rich and heterogeneous cultural environment for all to learn from one another. It is particularly beneficial for those who are interested in the Chinese/Taiwanese language and culture to come to study in such a culturally nourishing environment. The program will enroll students every other year.

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Teacher-friendly Schedule for Part-time Graduate Study


Students of this three-year Master Program meet on campus during certain weekends and in the summer time for three weeks in July or August and in the winter time for one week during a period in January or February, accompanied by homework assignments, projects and conferences.

Curriculum Objectives and Modules


The program aims at providing students with learning opportunities:

·To gain an awareness and abilities to address pedagogical challenges in the era of globalization and digitalization.

·To cultivate capabilities of artistry, self-reflection, and self-education.

·To acquire methods of conducting independent inquiry and research, along with developing the necessary insights and creativity to initiate changes.

Modules

Credits

Self-education in Relation to the World

12

Methods in Education Research

5

Project Learning

7

Master Thesis

4

Total

28

 

Curriculum Structure

Module

Subject

Credits

Duration

1st year

Self-education in Relation to the World

Inquiry into Education and Anthropology

3

2023

Jul. or Aug.

Theory of Knowledge and Learning

3

2023

Jul. or Aug.

Methods in Education Research

Qualitative Research Method

2

2024

Jan.or Feb.

2nd year

Methods in Education Research

Quantitative Research Method

3

2024

Jul. or Aug.

Self-education in Relation to the World

Nature and Economy in the Globalized World

3

2024

Jul. or Aug.

Project Learning

Exercise of Research Project

2

2025

Jan. or Feb.

3rd year

Self-education in Relation to the World

Culture and Society

3

2025

Jul. or Aug.

Project Learning

Preliminary Research Project on Waldorf Education

3

2025

Jul. or Aug.

Project Learning

Master’s Colloquium

2

2026

Jan. or Feb.

Master Thesis

4

Total

28

 

Admission Criteria


˙Bachelor’s degree or the equivalent level of studies

˙At least two years of working experience in education. 

˙The periods of time that count for working experience in education can be accumulated.

˙Appropriate level of English proficiency. 【TOEFL (iBT60), TOEIC(650), IELTS(5.0)】

˙Any Chinese proficiency certifications or a statement specifying your proficiency in the Chinese language.

  For more Information, international students please read Application Guidelines for International Students(2023) 

  Overseas Chinese students and students from Hong Kong and Macau please read 僑生及港澳生單獨招生簡章(2023)
*2023 Online Application: Nov.28-Dec.26, 2022 
  

Application Timetable for International Students


Events

Time

Release of Application Guidelines for International Students

Nov. 4, 2022

Online Application

Nov. 28 – Dec. 26, 2022

Online Interviews

Feb. 11, 2023

Admission Announcement

Feb. 24, 2023

Program Begin

Jul. , 2023

Application Prospectus


International students please read Application Prospectus for International Students(2023)  國外生

pdf 2023「Master Program in Waldorf Education」Application Guidelines for International Students.pdf

pdf Declaration form.pdf

pdf The list of required documents.pdf

Overseas Chinese students and students from Hong Kong and Macau please read 僑生及港澳生單獨招生簡章(2023) 港澳僑

*2023 Online Application: Nov.28-Dec.26, 2022 

 

Tuition & Fees


˙The tuition is NT$ 120,000 per academic year.

˙The fees include sports venue fee, network usage fee, student insurance fee, and dormitory fee(optional). 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Contact


National Tsing Hua University

Master Program in Waldorf Education

TEL:886-3-571-5131 # 73003

E-mail: waldorfma@gapp.nthu.edu.tw

Address:No. 521, Nanda Rd., East Dist., Hsinchu City 30014, Taiwan (R.O.C.)