University of Canberra

Overview

The Master of Secondary Teaching at the University of Canberra prepares future educators with the vital skills and knowledge necessary to teach students in Years 7–12. This program focuses on innovative teaching methods and reflective practices, ensuring that graduates are equipped to navigate the evolving landscape of education.

Emphasizing hands-on experience, students will complete 60 days of professional placements in secondary schools throughout the Canberra region, allowing them to apply theoretical concepts in practical settings.

What you'll study

Core Courses Include:

• Curriculum and Assessment in Secondary Education
• Learning and Development in Secondary Education
• Indigenous Teaching and Learning Perspectives
• Using Data to Improve Learning
• Education for Diversity
• Positive Learning Environments
• Information and Communication Technology Literacy
• Capstone Project in Secondary Education

Entry requirements

Career prospects

Upon completion of the program, graduates may be eligible for post-study work permits in Australia, allowing them to gain valuable experience in their field. These permits typically range from 18 months to 4 years, depending on the level of qualification and study location.

• Eligibility: Completion of a degree in Australia is required.
• Application: Applications are submitted through the Department of Home Affairs.
• Conditions: Visa conditions must be adhered to during the stay.