Study a primary education degree – the Master of Teaching (Primary) or the Master of Teaching (Early Childhood and Primary) – and become qualified to teach across all primary years as a generalist teacher, with in-depth knowledge in literacy and numeracy, as well as a specialised area.
At Melbourne, we offer a unique curriculum and partnership model. You’ll become an active member of a school or early childhood community from your first semester, putting into practice what you learn at university.
You’ll gain powerful insights into how students learn and spend significant time in schools to develop the skills to assess, diagnose and support the learning needs of all students.
First, you must meet the requirements for your undergraduate degree.
Following your undergraduate degree you will study a Master of Teaching (Primary) or Master of Teaching (Early Childhood and Primary) and become qualified to teach across all primary years as a generalist teacher, with in-depth knowledge in literacy and numeracy, as well as a specialised area.
The University also offers guaranteed entry to high–achieving domestic and international students who have completed an Australian Year 12 or the IB in Australia based on your ATAR.
Find out more about our graduate degrees and get support with your application. Speak to our expert staff online, via phone or at an upcoming event. You can also register to learn more about your course options and opportunities via email.
Home to education experts, we deliver high-impact education research that makes a difference around the world.
Benefit from our extensive network of schools and early childhood centres and receive ongoing support from a Mentor Teacher and Clinical Specialist every step of the way.
Our graduates are confident in classrooms and education settings which sets us apart with employers. 96% of graduates are employed within 4 months of graduating.