Program Overview

Master of Education Practice - MEdPrac (180 points - Inclusive Education)

The Master of Education Practice - MEdPrac (180 points - Inclusive Education) is a postgraduate program designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in education practice, with a focus on inclusive education.

Full-time Program

The full-time program is completed over two years. In the first year, students choose 60 points from the following courses in Semester One:

• EDCURRIC 700: Contemporary Pedagogies (30 points)
• EDCURRIC 720: Teaching with Digital Pedagogies (30 points)
• EDUC 716: Education and Diversity (30 points)
• EDUC 755: Social Psychology of the Classroom (30 points)
• EDUC 759: Inclusive Practices for Neurodiversity (30 points)

In Semester Two, students choose 60 points from the following courses:

• EDPROFST 734: Frameworks for Inclusive Settings (30 points)
• EDPROF 704: Advanced Study of Education Practice (30 points)
• EDPROF 732: Collaboration and Inclusive Practices (30 points)
• EDPROF 737: Ako: Learning to Learn and Teaching to Learn (30 points)
• EDUC 767: Childhood Studies (30 points)

Part-time Program

The part-time program is completed over three years. In the first year, students take the following courses:

• Semester 1: EDUC 759: Inclusive Practices for Neurodiversity (30 points)
• Semester 2: EDPROFST 734: Frameworks for Inclusive Settings (30 points)

In the second year, students take the following courses:

• Semester 1: EDPROF 704: Advanced Study of Education Practice (30 points)
• Semester 2: A full list of course options will be available from early November of the previous year.

In the third year, students take the following courses:

• Semester 1: A full list of course options will be available from early November of the previous year.
• Semester 2: A full list of course options will be available from early November of the previous year.

More Information and Advice

For more information about the program, including course details and application procedures, students should consult the university's curriculum catalogue.