The MPhil in Education (Teacher Educator Development) is a specialized graduate programme designed to prepare highly qualified teacher educators capable of strengthening teacher education institutions across Pakistan.
The programme responds to the growing need for faculty who possess advanced pedagogical knowledge, research competence, and practical teaching experience required to deliver high-quality B.Ed. programmes.
Graduates contribute directly to improving teacher preparation and educational quality nationwide.
By graduation, the MPhil in Education (Teacher Educator Development) graduates will be:
1st Year
| Semester I | ||
|---|---|---|
| Teaching of Specialization Subject- I (Professional) | ||
| Qualitative Research Methods (Foundation) | ||
| Quantitative Research Methods (Foundation) | ||
| Semester II | ||
|---|---|---|
| Teaching of Specialization Subject- II (Professional) | ||
| Advanced Education Psychology & Development (Foundation) | ||
| School Practicum / Elective* | ||
*Only students with a prior B.Ed. teaching degree are eligible to enroll in electives as an alternate to practicum.
2nd Year
| Semester III | ||
|---|---|---|
| Teaching of Specialization Subject- III (Professional) | ||
| Research Thesis-I (Professional) | ||
| B.Ed. College Practicum | ||
| Semester IV | ||
|---|---|---|
| Research Thesis-II (Professional) |
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Applicants with sixteen years of education in a discipline other than Education are required to complete a Bridging Programme before enrolling in the MPhil in Education programme.
List of Deficiency / Bridging Courses (18 Credit Hours – 3 credits each course)
Applicants are required to submit HEC-attested educational documents and/or proof of 16 years of equivalence from the Higher Education Commission (HEC), if applicable. For clarification, please refer to the Teacher Education Roadmap.
In case of foreign qualifications, an Equivalence letter from HEC must be submitted with the application stating candidate's eligibility for MPhil in Education (Teacher Educator Development) programme.
Note for Candidates: Candidates are requested to ensure they meet application eligibility requirements before applying. These are listed in the programme brochure. Moreover, candidates are responsible for completing the application and other requirements according to the published instructions and time schedule.
Submission of online application according to the given eligibility criteria.
Candidates will be called for a test based on the application submitted, if they have not already taken the GAT-General test.
Shortlisted candidates will be required to submit a two-minute self-recorded video presenting their Statement of Purpose. The submitted videos will be used to further shortlist candidates for the interview.
Further shortlisted candidates will be required to appear for an interview.
Selected candidates shall be called for orientation and signing of the contract on campus.
The test will be conducted on-site. The Admission Test comprises two components: English Language and Quantitative Reasoning.
The English Language component evaluates a candidate's competency in the English language. The Quantitative Reasoning component assesses problem-solving and logical thinking ability.
The sample test paper may be downloaded from our website: Link
Those who submit a GAT–NTS result slip with at least 50% cumulative score, within the validity window, will be exempted from SITE's Graduate Admission Test.
All admitted students sign a 5-year agreement with Durbeen, in which Durbeen commits to fully subsidize a student's 2-year M.Phil. degree program and in turn, students commit to teaching for 3 years in a Durbeen-assigned B.Ed. College in their respective districts. However, to avail this opportunity, students must graduate with a CGPA of at least 2.6/ 4.0.