Masters (Coursework)
This course is designed for educators to enhance their knowledge of contemporary educational practices, offering specialisations in Innovative Learning and Teaching, STEM Education, and Cultural Diversity. It includes a capstone project and may lead to doctoral studies.
This course is designed for educators working in diverse learning and educational contexts who wish to enhance their knowledge of contemporary educational practice and issues.
Designed and delivered by experienced educators and researchers, this course will utilise and enrich your professional knowledge and experience, through engaging, thought-provoking and industry-relevant learning.
You'll choose to study one of the following specialisations, each incorporating leading-edge research and innovative learning design that will build your capabilities in curriculum and pedagogical leadership:
You can also customise your course with a combination of subjects from across these specialisations.
This course also includes a capstone project that gives you the opportunity to research and transform educational knowledge and real-world practices.
If you complete the master degree to a high standard, you may be eligible to proceed to doctoral-level studies.
Applicants require an education/teaching degree assessed as being the equivalent of a four-year Australian degree (normally a Bachelor of Education or a four-year combined/double education degree e.g. BSc/BEd); OR a three-year degree in a non-education discipline (e.g. Arts, Science, Commerce) plus a postgraduate teaching qualification with a minimum duration of one-year, such as a Graduate Diploma in Education or Master of Teaching.
Curtin requires all applicants to demonstrate proficiency in English. Specific English requirements for this course are outlined in the IELTS table below.