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Exploring education studies equips you with insights into child learning and development, along with understanding education's role in wider cultural settings, opening doors to diverse career opportunities in the field.
This program integrates multiple theoretical and professional viewpoints that shape the education discipline. Core units emphasize education's four foundational elements: philosophy, history, sociology, and psychology. These units highlight the scope of educational theory and research while honing analytical and inquiry skills. You can also select specialized units aligned with your interests.
Options include combining courses from these focus areas: psychology and human development; sociology and social contexts; diversity and inclusion; research methods; educational technology; or early childhood studies.
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education (Primary) students may additionally select courses from the mathematics, science, and technology track.
The program teaches you to implement and assess educational theories, policies, and practices across various settings.
You'll develop expertise in recognizing, examining, and articulating educational challenges using contemporary research, policies, and methodologies.
You'll formulate informed decisions and innovative approaches to address complex educational situations.
The curriculum encourages thoughtful reflection on learning progress, personal teaching philosophy, career progression, and continuous professional growth.