Graduate Programs: Australia /
New Zealand

Australian Capital Territory
Canberra University, Division of Communication and Education

New South Wales
Charles Sturt University
The Faculty of Education at Charles Sturt University has a long distinguished tradition of offering undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications to educators across Australia and around the world.

School of Education, Macquarie University

Southern Cross University, Education

School of Education, University of New England, Australia

University of New South Wales, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences

University of Sydney

University of Western Sydney
Adult Education, Creative Arts, Early Childhood Education, Educational Computing, English & Literacy, Mathematics Education, Sport & Physical Education, School Counselling, Science Education.

University of Wollongong

Northern Territory
Charles Darwin University, School of Education

Queensland
James Cook University

Griffith University, postgraduate education programs

University of Queensland, Graduate School of Education
Offers a range of postgraduate research and coursework programs, including a Doctor of Philosophy and a masters degree specializing in teaching for literacy, multiliteracies, and technology. The delivery of these programs is flexible and students have the option of completing their entire degree by distance education.
Contact: Graduate School of Education Information

University of Southern Queensland

South Australia
Flinders University

University of Adelaide, Graduate School of Education
Contact: Professor J J Smolicz

University of South Australia, School of Education
To provide teachers with the knowledge and skills necessary to critically analyse debates about literacy curriculum and teaching and to make a practical contribution to the development of quality teaching practices and education policy in the field.

Tasmania
Faculty of Education, University of Tasmania
The primary objective of the courses are to enable the competent, experienced professional to broaden, deepen, update and integrate knowledge in his/her specialised area of interest and expertise. Both the coursework and written assignments, projects or dissertation undertaken by the student should thus reflect this specialisation. For this reason there is a wide variety of coursework units available, with general areas of specialisation ranging from Administration to Curriculum Design, from Inclusive Education to Arts in Education, from Teaching English as a Second Language to Adult Learning and University Teaching, from On-line learning to Studies in Asia for Teachers, from Mathematics to LOTE.

Victoria
Deakin University
Language and Literacy Education
Contact: Rod Maclean

School of Arts & Education, La Trobe University
Master of Education

Falculty of Education, Monash University
This program prepares graduates for employment in the area of early childhood and children’s services.

University of Ballarat, School of Education

University of Melbourne

Western Australia
Edith Cowan University
Contact: Ms Penny Prideaux

School of Education, Murdoch University

University of Notre Dame Australia
Notre Dame’s Education and Teaching Program covers a complete spectrum from the preparation and formation of beginning teachers, to the continuing professional development and further education of experienced educators and school leaders. It aims to serve the needs of teachers working at, or preparing for, Early Childhood Education, Primary and Secondary schools.

New Zealand
Massey University
Graduate Diploma in Education

School of Education, University of Otago
Contact: education@otago.ac.nz

School of Education, University of Waikato

University of Canterbury

School of Education, Victoria University of Wellington
The importance of education for the development of both the individual and society has always been widely acknowledged. The study of education is a multidisciplinary field that investigates how social institutions and social factors influence people and their educational needs, as well as how an individual’s characteristics and differences influence the ways in which they learn.