Master of Education

To qualify for the Master of Education a candidate shall successfully complete courses to the value of 48 units.
This will consist of:*Please note these courses are currently under review.
You are advised to consult Degree Finder prior to enrolment for 2016.
EDUC 6550 Educational Policy StudiesEDUC 6551 Curriculum Development and Innovation   EDUC 6552 Pedagogical Engagement and Learning      EDUC 6553 Assessment and EvaluationEDUC 7054 Research Design EDUC 7031 Education Major Project (6 unit) OR EDUC 7033 Education Dissertation (12 unit)EDUC 7011 Introduction to Quantitative Methods EDUC 7020 Qualitative Approaches to  Research Electives up to the value of 21 units (if undertaking 6 unit Major Project) or 15 units (if undertaking 12 unit Education Dissertation)EDUC 7055 Research Communication EDUC 7058 Research ProcessesEDUC 7015 Measurement, Assessment Evaluation in EducationEDUC 7059 Advanced Qualitative ResearchEDUC 7021 Advanced Quantitative Educational ResearchEDUC 7063 Online Learning EDUC 5418 Intro to English Language Studies for TeachersEDUC 5419 Language and CultureEDUC 5420 TESOL in Practice - Lesson Planning and Teaching PractEDUC 5421 TESOL Methodology OtherEDUC 7008 Indigenous EducationEDUC 7013 Educational Leadership in Diverse ContextsEDUC 7018 Neuroscience and Educationor any course listed in Academic Program Rules 2.
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Discipline coursesUp to 9 units of courses from any discipline studies deemed to be appropriate in Education, Mathematics, Science, Information Technology, Languages, History, Geography, Psychology, English, ESL, Music and Business.
Applicants with an existing teaching qualification (Australian recognised B.
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Ed or equivalent) will be granted up to 24 units of Advanced Standing.
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Repeating CoursesA student who has failed a course twice may not enrol in that course again except by special permission of the Faculty and then only under such conditions as the Faculty may prescribe.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Master of Education Assessment Seminar participation, reports, essays, research project, book reviews and examinations.