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Period of Study and Timetable

  • The programme accepts applications on an ongoing basis. Participants may begin their course of study at the commencement of any course.
  • The programme is offered on a part-time basis. In order to graduate, participants will successfully complete eight courses including one School Improvement Institute and a School Inquiry Project.
  • Participants who complete the School Improvement Project concurrent to course work can complete the IELC within 18 months.
  • Participants may choose to complete the programme over a maximum period of four years.
  • Each taught course runs for eight weeks, followed by a break of three to four weeks.
  • Summative assessments are due two weeks following the end of each course.
  • If participants miss a course, they may replace it with a second School Improvement Institute.

Timetable

The following timetable indicates the months in which courses begin. Each course runs for 8 weeks followed by a 4 week break.

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2024

DATE COURSE CODECOURSE NAME
Sep 2 – Dec 16 EDA6012School-based Inquiry Project (SIP)*
Oct 14 – Dec 6 EDA6047Organizational Behavior

2025

DATE COURSE CODECOURSE NAME
Jan 6 – Feb 28 EPA6102International Perspectives on
Educational Reform
Jan 6 – Apr 21 EDA6012School-based Inquiry Project (SIP)*
Apr 7 – May 24 EDA6009Leading Organizational Change
May 5 – Aug 18 EDA6012School-based Inquiry Project (SIP)*
Jul 2 – Jul 4 EDA6037School Improvement Institute I
Jul 21 – Sep 12
(Tentative)
EDA6090Leading Professional Learning
Sep 1 – Dec 14
(Tentative)
EDA6012School-based Inquiry Project (SIP)*
Oct 13 – Dec 5
(Tentative)
EDA6005Leading Learning Organizations

2026

DATE COURSE CODECOURSE NAME
Jan 5 – Feb 27
(Tentative)
EDA6048EFFECTIVE SHCHOOL LEADERSHIP
Jan 5 – Apr 19
(Tentative)
EDA6012School-based Inquiry Project (SIP)*

*EDA6012 School-based Inquiry Project: Leading School Improvement is offered each January, May and September. Participant should complete at least four courses prior to the study of SIP.

School Improvement Institute (SII) (residential course in Hong Kong) is offered in early July. Each SII will require some work to be completed before and after the residential. The course registration of SII will be closed by April for the sake of travel and accommodation arrangement.

Any aspect of the course and course offerings (including, without limitation, the content of the Course and the manner in which the Course is taught) may be subject to change at any time at the sole discretion of the University. Without limiting the right of the University to amend the course and its course offerings, it is envisaged that changes may be required due to factors such as staffing, enrolment levels, logistical arrangements and curriculum changes.

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