
This master's program is designed for individuals holding a second-degree teaching qualification who wish to specialize in teaching computer science and digital literacy. The program aims to equip you with the knowledge and skills to teach technology-related subjects effectively, integrate digital literacy into the curriculum, and prepare students for the havo and vwo examination programs in computer science. You will delve into subject matter, pedagogical approaches, and ethical considerations related to digital literacy and computer science, exploring themes like programming, game development, hardware, robotics, data science, AI, networking, and cybersecurity. The curriculum also focuses on developing master's projects that demonstrate your ability to design, implement, and evaluate educational content.
The program delves into four key themes: programming & game development, hardware & robotics, data science & AI, and networks & cybersecurity. You will also develop master's products demonstrating your educational design, implementation, and evaluation skills. The curriculum integrates subject matter expertise, teaching methodology, and ethical considerations relevant to digital literacy and computer science.
Graduates of this master's program are highly sought after due to the significant shortage of qualified computer science and digital literacy teachers. This qualification will enhance your career prospects and enable you to make a substantial impact in secondary education, helping schools become future-proof in the digital age.
The program is designed for individuals who already possess a teaching qualification. Applicants are encouraged to contact the admissions office for specific details regarding their eligibility and the application process.
Tuition fees are VAT exempt. Students may be eligible for financial aid such as the 'Lerarenbeurs' (Teacher's Grant) or other subsidies. It is recommended to use the HU tuition fee calculator to determine the exact rate applicable to you.
NVAO accredited
Applicants must hold a second-degree teaching qualification to be eligible for this master's program. It is recommended to contact the admissions office for specific eligibility details.
The minimum tuition fee for home students is € 2694 per year. Additional costs for books and materials are approximately € 200 per year. Information for international students is not available.
This is a part-time program designed to be completed over 2 years. Students can also determine their own study pace in consultation with a study advisor.
Graduates are highly sought after as first-degree qualified Computer Science Teachers, Digital Literacy Educators, and Technology Education Specialists due to a significant shortage of qualified teachers.
Students may be eligible for financial aid such as the 'Lerarenbeurs' (Teacher's Grant), which offers significant reimbursement. Eligibility details can be found via DUO or university pages.
The application deadline for the September intake is August 31st. The program starts on September 1st.