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Project module ¨C Master of Problem Based Learning in engineering and science (MPBL)

PBL research and reflection in and through practice

The aim of this project module is to help participants develop competencies to implement and evaluate teaching and learning change processes towards PBL, while collecting evidence to support teachers' reflection and decision-making processes. This involves developing skills and competencies in the theory of science, educational research, and quality assurance systems, and reflecting on the extent to which these support educational change processes.

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Project module ¨C Master of Problem Based Learning in engineering and science (MPBL)

PBL research and reflection in and through practice

The aim of this project module is to help participants develop competencies to implement and evaluate teaching and learning change processes towards PBL, while collecting evidence to support teachers' reflection and decision-making processes. This involves developing skills and competencies in the theory of science, educational research, and quality assurance systems, and reflecting on the extent to which these support educational change processes.

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Facts

Master of Problem Based Learning in Engineering and Science (MPBL) - Part-time programme - Single project module (single semester
Location
Online
Tuition fees
  • Per semester: DKK 15.000/ 2.000 EUR
  • Non-EU citizens: EUR 2.200
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Duration
Fall 2026
ECTS
15
Application deadline
  • June 2026

The project module is from the 3rd Semester of the Master of Problem Based Learning in Engineering and Science (MPBL) and can be followed as a single module (single semester). 

During this project module, you will be asked to develop your scholarship of teaching and learning competencies in relation to the implementation and evaluation of educational change processes towards PBL. You will be able to use empirical evidence as part of your reflections on your own educational practice and ongoing PBL (re)design process.

Throughout the module, you will develop a project report based on evidence-based evaluations of implemented PBL designs, using evaluation protocols and scientific standards of educational research. The project work is supported through thematic workshops, supervision, and peer-learning groups. The learning activities involve facilitation, lecturing, readings, discussions, peer learning, reflections, and more.

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Admission Requirements and Further Information

UNESCO chair in problem based learning in engineering education (UCPBL)

The MPBL programme is offered by the UNESCO Chair in Problem Based Learning in Engineering Education (UCPBL)

More information about the UCPBL can be found here.?

Opportunities for single courses

Single courses is an opportunity for you who may not want to complete a full part-time programme.

Learn more about another type of single courses here.