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Design Thinking for Education
key study outcomes
Demonstrate communication and interpersonal skills in identifying and addressing complex educational problems
Apply cognitive skills to review, analyse, consolidate, synthesise and extend knowledge
Ideal for:
This short course is designed for teachers and school leaders, who are committed to innovating and changing their learning environments, and would benefit from working as part of a community of change-makers within the school.Online study available
Full time 1 trimester
Dyslexia
key study outcomes
Gain an in-depth understanding of how to respond utilising the person first perspective
Improve the education and support individuals with Dyslexia
Ideal for:
This short course allows practitioners, involved in an educational context and working with students on Dyslexia, to gain an invaluable in-depth understanding of the challenges and strengths, and how to respond utilising the person first perspective.Students without formal undergraduate qualifications may complete this short course to gain entry into the Graduate Certificate.
Online study available
Full time 1 trimester
Introduction to Mental Health Conditions
key study outcomes
Learn the problem solving skills to support an individual with anxiety, depression and eating disorders
Apply a ‘person first’ perspective to analyse and problem solve issues and challenges associated with Mental Health across the lifespan
Ideal for:
This short course is designed for practitioners involved in an educational context and working with students on the Mental Health spectrum.Students without formal undergraduate qualifications may complete this short course to gain entry into the Graduate Certificate.
Online study available
Full time 1 trimester
Learning Differences
key study outcomes
Identify and critically analyse biases, prejudices and assumptions associated with learning differences in society and educational practice
Analyse, design and evaluate inclusive, ethical and effective learning environments
Demonstrate an understanding of Allied Health, carer support and collaboration skills
Ideal for:
This short course is designed for educators, teachers, practitioners and integration aides wishing to specialise within a range of learning differences (such as dyslexia, ADHD, and dyspraxia) to support individuals in mainstream classrooms and in their local communities.Online study available
Full time 1 trimester
Person First in Autism
key study outcomes
Apply an in depth understanding of the issues facing children with autism in an educational environment
Gain an in-depth understanding of the challenges and strengths, and how to respond
Ideal for:
This short course is suitable for family members, professionals, educators, teachers and school leaders. It allows everyone working or related to people on the Autism spectrum, to gain an invaluable in-depth understanding of the challenges and strengths, and how to respond utilising the person first perspective. Students without formal undergraduate qualifications may complete this short course to gain entry into the Graduate Certificate.
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Postgraduate
Master's Degree, Graduate Certificate
Associate Degree in Hospitality Management
key study outcomes
Management of service contexts in a global environment
HR management and leadership
Marketing fundamentals
Business accounting
Ideal for:
Interested in discovering business and management principles that provide you with the knowledge, attributes, skills and experience of hospitality operations. As a graduate of the Associate Degree of Business (Hospitality Management), you will have the opportunity for an exciting role in many areas of the hospitality industry.On campus The Rocks Campus
Full time 2 years (Can be completed online) or Part time 4 years (Can be completed online)
International Students Welcome
Graduate Certificate in Learning and Teaching
key study outcomes
Articulate the difference between learning and teaching with reference to the contemporary literature and practice
Model the behaviours of learning and teaching that can help to define and explore an instructional challenge
Innovations that can resolve the instructional challenge and then share the results, via action-based research
Ideal for:
Current educators and academics who want to build specialised skills and advanced understanding required to support students.On campus The Rocks Campus
Online study available
Full time 2 trimesters or Part time 4 trimesters
International Students Welcome
Graduate Certificate of Education (Autism)
key study outcomes
Apply a ‘person first’ perspective to analyse and problem solve issues and challenges
Identify and critically analyse biases, prejudices and assumptions associated with Autism in society and educational practice
Analyse, design and evaluate inclusive, ethical and effective learning environments
Demonstrate specialised knowledge of Autism theory
Demonstrate an understanding of Allied Health, carer support and collaboration skills
Ideal for:
This Graduate Certificate allows current educators to develop advanced knowledge to help analyse issues and challenges to support individuals with Autism. This course is suitable for family members, professionals, integration aides and school leaders.On campus Flinders Street Campus
Online study available
Full time 2 trimesters or Part time Options available
International Students Welcome
Graduate Certificate of Education (Innovation and Change)
key study outcomes
Apply cognitive skills to review, analyse, consolidate, synthesise and extend knowledge
Engage in ethical and accountable educational practice
Utilise research skills, design thinking processes and evaluation methodology
Demonstrate communication and interpersonal skills in identifying and addressing complex educational problems
Make independent judgements regarding the relevance and effectiveness of a varied range of educational innovations
Ideal for:
The Graduate Certificate of Education (Innovation and Change) is designed as a specialisation for primary and secondary teachers, professional educators, educational administrators, tertiary educators and others involved in education.On campus Flinders Street Campus
Online study available
Full time 2 trimesters or Part time Options available
International Students Welcome
Graduate Certificate of Education (Learning Differences)
key study outcomes
Identify and critically analyse biases, prejudices and assumptions associated with learning differences in society and educational practice
Apply a ‘person first’ perspective to problem solve challenges associated with dyslexia, ADHD, and dyspraxia
Analyse, design and evaluate inclusive, ethical and effective learning environments
Demonstrate an understanding of Allied Health, carer support and collaboration skills
Ideal for:
Teachers wishing to specialise within a range of learning differences (such as dyslexia, ADHD, and dyspraxia) to support individuals in mainstream classrooms.On campus Flinders Street Campus
Online study available
Full time 2 trimesters or Part time Options available
International Students Welcome
Graduate Certificate of Education (Mental Health)
key study outcomes
Apply a ‘person first’ perspective to analyse and problem solve issues and challenges associated with Mental Health across the lifespan
Identify and critically analyse biases, prejudices and assumptions associated with Mental Health in society
Analyse , design and evaluate inclusive, ethical and effective learning environments
Improve Mental Health outcomes for individuals in complex educational contexts
Ideal for:
Educators looking to advance their knowledge and skills to support individuals with Mental Health challenges.On campus Flinders Street Campus
Online study available
Full time 2 trimesters or Part time Options available
International Students Welcome
Graduate Certificate of Education (Special Education)
key study outcomes
Identify and critically analyse biases, prejudices and assumptions associated with learning differences in society and educational practice
Apply a ‘person first’ perspective to problem solve
Analyse, design and evaluate inclusive, ethical and effective learning environments
Ideal for:
Teachers wishing to specialise within a particular context (i.e. Mental Health, Autism, Learning Differences) to support individuals in mainstream classrooms.On campus Flinders Street Campus
Online study available
Full time 2 trimesters or Part time Options available
International Students Welcome
Master of Education (Innovation and Change)
key study outcomes
High level cognitive skills to investigate, analyse, synthesise and extend knowledge to identify and provide innovative solutions
Strong communication and interpersonal skills to justify and interpret complex educational problems
Ability to critically analysis and interpret data to make and justify decisions for change and transformation
Ideal for:
The Master of Education (Education Innovation) is well-suited for those currently in or aspiring to leadership roles within schools who wish to extend their knowledge and practice within the specific field of innovation and change management (for example, heads of department, lead teachers, assistant principals/principals).On campus Flinders Street Campus
Online study available
Full time 3 trimesters or Part time Options available
International Students Welcome
Master of Education (Reading and Literacy)
key study outcomes
Research the changing literacy learning environment and its impact
Understand how to teach literacy to various groups of students
Understand the symbiotic relationship of literacy education and effective assessment
Develop skills in addressing and improving public policy on reading and literacy
Ideal for:
Experienced teachers who want to further their career by focusing on the ways in which reading and literacy are taught and administered through educational programs.On campus Flinders Street Campus
Online study available
Full time 1 year or Part time Options available
International Students Welcome
Master of Education (Special Education)
key study outcomes
Demonstrate mastery of the ‘person first’ perspective to critically analyse and problem solve issues and challenges associated with a range of special educational needs
Advanced understanding of Allied Health, carer support and collaboration skills necessary to improve educational outcomes
Employ complex cognitive, technical and creative skills to plan, implement and evaluate innovative project-based or research-based change/transformation
Ideal for:
Current educators who want to build specialised skills and advanced understanding required to support all students.On campus Ultimo Campus, Flinders Street Campus
Online study available
Full time 1.5 years or Part time Options available
International Students Welcome
Master of Education (Special Education, Advanced)
key study outcomes
Demonstrate mastery of the ‘person first’ perspective to critically analyse and problem solve issues and challenges associated with a range of special educational needs
Advanced understanding of Allied Health, carer support and collaboration skills necessary to improve educational outcomes
Employ complex cognitive, technical and creative skills to plan, implement and evaluate innovative project-based or research-based change/transformation
Ideal for:
Current educators who want to build specialised skills and advanced understanding required to support individuals with a range of special educational needs in mainstream classrooms and professional development.On campus Ultimo Campus, Flinders Street Campus
Online study available
Full time 2 years or Part time Options available
International Students Welcome
Master of Philosophy Education
key study outcomes
Develop, conduct and present research projects
Research and critical analysis skills
In-depth knowledge of your professional discipline
Completion of a thesis or project
Ideal for:
Students who want a stepping-stone course between undergraduate study and the commitment of undertaking a Doctor of Philosophy.On campus The Rocks Campus
Online study available
Full time 2 years or Part time Options available
International Students Welcome
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"Torrens presented itself as an institution 100% committed to higher learning that could be applied directly and meaningfully in the workplace. Now that I’m a year into my Master course, I haven’t been disappointed. Almost every single reading and conversation has generated a new and exciting initiative for me to launch at work. My favorite part of studying is how much work its designers and facilitators have done to make it apply directly to my professional context."
Steven Sengstock | Master of Education (Special Education)
We are seeing an unprecedented level of social and technological progress in the world today.
There are new ways of learning – new tools, new techniques, new audiences – and new heights to reach for the first truly global generation. Through Torrens University Australia’s postgraduate courses in Education, you can broaden and develop your experience in the school system. With this knowledge, you’ll help bring about widespread change and raise the standards of education for both students and teachers at local, national and global levels. Study an Education degree online with Torrens University Australia and become an expert in teaching and education.