Masters (Coursework)
Learning and Teaching Office
Are you a passionate educator looking to enhance your teaching skills in higher education and adult learning? Facilitated by experienced academics from Notre Dame's Learning and Teaching Office this nested suite of programs is for those interested in developing their learning and teaching practices to meet the demands of teaching adults in the 21st century. It is underpinned by a growth model and a scholarly approach. The suite has been created so that having completed the Graduate Certificate (four courses in total), and the Graduate Diploma (eight courses in total) you can continue your studies at the Master's level. As a nested program, if you have an equivalent qualification from another institution you can apply for credit to enter the Masters qualification.
Applicants must have a recognised bachelor's degree in any discipline OR have a Graduate Diploma or equivalent in Learning and Teaching for Higher Education
Delivered fully online, the program is designed to help those engaged in the practice of higher education to adopt a more scholarly evidence-based approach. It provides the opportunity to cultivate research skills that investigate teaching and learning challenges relevant to one's discipline. Individuals will use a systematic investigation of their practice in which the new knowledge is applied to solve the challenge and share with peers. The flexible structure of the program enhances professional capabilities by enabling individuals to choose electives to further their interests and career goals.
Four Compulsory courses completed in the Graduate Certificate
plus four Compulsory Courses
Plus four elective courses completed in the Graduate Diploma
Plus one course from existing postgraduate offering within the University (with approval of the Program Coordinator).
Not all courses are offered in every semester, and enrolment is typically on a part-time study basis.
Full details of the program requirements are contained in the Program Regulations.