Bachelor of Arts / Master of Teaching (Secondary)

2024 Deakin University Handbook

Year

2025 course information

Award granted

Bachelor of Arts / Master of Teaching (Secondary)

Deakin course codeD303
Faculty

Faculty of Arts and Education

Campus

Offered at Burwood (Melbourne), Online

For students who commenced prior to 2023 only

Duration

4 years full-time or part-time equivalent

CRICOS course code089566D Burwood (Melbourne)

The final intake to this course was in 2022.

Students should contact a Student Adviser in Student Central for course and enrolment information.

Further course structure information can be found in the handbook archive.

Course sub-headings

Course Learning Outcomes

Please refer to the Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) of each of the single degrees.

Course structure

Bachelor of Arts structure

Students to select:

2 approved Arts major sequences of at least 8 credit points each selected from the following listing OR 1 approved Arts major sequence of at least 8 credit points selected from the following list and a Dance or Drama minor sequence of at least 4 credit points:

  • One of Anthropology, Philosophy, Politics and Policy Studies or Sociology

Anthropology Burwood (Melbourne), Online

Philosophy Burwood (Melbourne), Online

Politics and Policy Studies Burwood (Melbourne), Online

Sociology Burwood (Melbourne), Online

  • One of History

History Burwood (Melbourne), Online

  • One of English - Children's Literature or English - Literature

English - Children's Literature Burwood (Melbourne), Online

English - Literature Burwood (Melbourne), Online

  • One of Arabic or Chinese or Indonesian or Spanish

Arabic Burwood (Melbourne), Online

Chinese Burwood (Melbourne) only

Indonesian Burwood (Melbourne), Online

Spanish Burwood (Melbourne), Online

  • One of Visual Arts

Visual Arts Burwood (Melbourne) only

Media Studies Burwood (Melbourne), Online

Dance (minor only) Burwood (Melbourne) only

Drama (minor only) Burwood (Melbourne) only

Photography (minor only) Burwood (Melbourne) only

Plus 4 electives selected from another Arts major discipline listed above

Note: Students taking a major in Anthropology, Philosophy, Politics or Sociology must select 2 credit points of units in one of the others of these or from the A300 majors of Geography and Society/History among their electives.

Plus 4 credit points selected from:

EDU201Educational Psychology

EDU202Educators and Learners

EDU203Literacy, Numeracy and Education

EDU303Education, Communication and Technology

EDU301Culture, Diversity and Participation in Education

EDU302Education and Humanitarian Development

Secondary Curriculum Study Units

All Secondary candidates will have 2 methods (disciplines) as reflected in their undergraduate major and minor sequences related to the Australian Curriculum.

Candidates undertake 2 curriculum studies units (as prescribed) per method (four units for dual/double), across one or two learning areas.

Note: D303 permits a choice between learning areas 1, 4, 5 or 7 from the Secondary Curriculum learning areas of 1:English, 2:Mathematics, 3:Science, 4:Humanities, 5:Languages, 6:Health and PE, 7:The Arts.

Learning Area 1: English

Single method: English

ECL761English Curriculum Inquiry

ECL762English Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years

Learning Area 4: Humanities

Single method: Humanities - Geography, Philosophy, Sociology, Anthropology, Economics, Business, Legal Studies or Global Politics

EHU701Humanities Curriculum Inquiry

EHU702Humanities Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years

Single method: Humanities - History

EHU701Humanities Curriculum Inquiry

EHI702History Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years

Dual method: Humanities/SOSE with History - one of Geography, Philosophy, Sociology, Anthropology, Economics, Business, Legal Studies or Global Politics - plus History

EHI701History Curriculum Inquiry

EHI702History Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years

EHU701Humanities Curriculum Inquiry

EHU702Humanities Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years

Dual method: Humanities/SOSE - two of Geography, Philosophy, Sociology, Anthropology, Economics, Business, Legal Studies or Global Politics - without History

EHU701Humanities Curriculum Inquiry

EHU702Humanities Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years

EHU703Humanities Critical Inquiry 7 - 10

EHU704Humanities Research Inquiry Senior Years

Learning Area 5: Languages

Single method: Languages - Language Other Than English (LOTE)

ETL710Teaching and Learning in Languages Classrooms

ETL716CLIL Pedagogy

Learning Area 7: The Arts

Single method: Arts - One of Dance, Drama or Visual Arts

ECA731Arts Education Curriculum Inquiry

ECA732Arts Education Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years

Single method: Arts - Media

ECA735Arts Education Curriculum Inquiry 2

ECA736Arts Education Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years 2

Dual method: Arts - Two of Dance, Drama, Media or Visual Arts

ECA731Arts Education Curriculum Inquiry

ECA732Arts Education Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years

ECA735Arts Education Curriculum Inquiry 2

ECA736Arts Education Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years 2

Double method: Arts - Dance, Drama or Visual Arts only

ECA731Arts Education Curriculum Inquiry

ECA732Arts Education Curriculum Inquiry Senior Years

ECA733Arts Education Critical Inquiry

ECA734Arts Education Research Inquiry Senior Years

Master of Teaching Structure

ELN010Australian Literacy Test (zero (0) credit points)

ELN011Australian Numeracy Test (zero (0) credit points)

7 core units (8 credit points)

EEE754Language, Literacies and Learning

EEE755Numeracy, Social Justice and New Pedagogies

EEE756Health, Wellbeing and Inclusive Education

EEH730Promoting Student Wellbeing

Professional Experience Placement Units*

(*please note unit rules for order in which these must be completed)

EPR781Orientation to the Teaching Profession (replaces EPR731)

EPR782Building Capacity in Professional Experience (replaces EPR732)

EPR785Reflecting On Practice in Professional Experience (2 credit points, replaces EPR735)

Plus

2 Secondary Curriculum Studies units in a first teaching method area

And

2 Secondary Curriculum Studies units in a second teaching method area

Fees and charges

Fees and charges vary depending on the type of fee place you hold, your course, your commencement year, the units you choose to study, and their study discipline or your study load.

Tuition fees increase at the beginning of each calendar year and all fees quoted are in Australian dollars ($AUD). Tuition fees do not include textbooks, computer equipment or software, other equipment or costs such as mandatory checks, travel and stationery.

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