University of Melbourne

Overview

The Master of Modern Languages Education at the University of Melbourne is designed to provide students with the vital skills necessary for effective teaching of Languages Other Than English (LOTE). The program focuses on innovative teaching methodologies, language acquisition techniques, and intercultural communication, equipping graduates to thrive in various educational environments around the world.

What you'll study

The curriculum encompasses a range of core courses, including:

• Brain, Mind and Education
• Critical Thinking and Curriculum
• Environmental Education
• International Issues in Arts Education
• Literacy Leadership for Transformation
• Mathematics Across the Curriculum
• Behaviour and Learning

Students will have the opportunity to select electives and complete a capstone project, enabling them to showcase their learning and practical skills.

Entry requirements

Applicants wishing to enroll in this program must meet the following criteria:

• A completed three-year undergraduate degree or equivalent in any field.
• A major in a language other than English, or a statement of equivalence.

While fulfilling these requirements does not guarantee admission, the Selection Committee will evaluate past academic performance and may request further information if necessary. Additionally, applicants must meet the university's English language proficiency standards for graduate programs.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Master of Modern Languages Education are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in education, both domestically and internationally. The program provides a strong foundation for roles such as language educators, curriculum developers, and educational consultants. Furthermore, international students may be eligible for a post-study work permit, allowing them to gain valuable experience in Australia after graduation, typically in alignment with the duration of their study program.