Different aspects of education such as educational psychology, sociology, philosophy, technology... etc plays a key role in teacher training programs for teachers up to the stage of higher secondary (XII) level and are considered compulsory in addition to qualification in their concern subjects.
Is there any such compulsory program in case of higher education?
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In recent teacher education programs in a university, the program has about five major components: Subject matter/Content (Major and Minor), General Education/Pedagogical Knowledge and Skill, Pedagogical Content Knowledge (Major and Minor), Practicum/field experiences, and Common Courses. Under each component, there are different courses.
The graduate degree for higher education, as a discipline itself, is Education Administration.
Often in the UK people use Fellowship (Fellow /Senior Fellow /Principal Fellow) of the Higher Education Academy as a measurable qualification for teaching in higher education. Sometimes this is combined with a Post Graduate Certificate (PGCertTLHE or similar).
https://www.heacademy.ac.uk/individuals/fellowship
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