Science and Mathematics Education Postgraduate 2009 Subject Offerings
Subject timetable for 2009
Enquiries and further information about postgraduate study
In addition to teaching a number of undergraduate subjects, the Science and Mathematics Education Cluster at the University of Melbourne offers a comprehensive range of courses to update your qualifications, expand your knowledge and bring you to the forefront of international education research.
Our graduates are leaders in schools who combine deep understanding of subjects, subject matter and the practical issues of teaching to produce high quality learning environments.
Below are details of our Postgraduate subject offerings for 2009. These are all 25 point subjects. In addition to these course work subjects, postgraduates can undertake negotiated projects in either science and mathematics education, and mix and match with subjects offered in other specialisations. The Master of Education can be completed by coursework alone, coursework and thesis, or thesis alone.
Timetable for 2009
Subject Code |
Subject Name |
Time |
Courses |
Level |
Lecturer |
485-824 |
Teaching Mathematics with CAS |
Semester 1, 2009
Monday Evening |
DEd, MEd |
Secondary & Tertiary |
Prof Kaye Stacey
E: k.stacey@unimelb.edu.au
T: 8344 8746 |
485-850 |
Key Issues in Mathematics Education |
Semester 2, 2009
Monday Evening |
DEd, MEd |
Primary & Secondary |
Dr Gloria Stillman
E: g.stillman@unimelb.edu.au
T: 8344 8523 |
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Discrete Mathematics and Mathematical Modelling |
Semester 1, 2009
Wednesday Evening |
MEd, PGCMME |
Secondary |
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Mathematical Statistics for Teachers |
Semester 2, 2009
Wednesday Evening |
MEd, PGCMME |
Secondary |
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Negotiated Projects in Education |
Individual |
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All |
For Science Projects:
Dr Rod Fawns*
E: rafawns@unimelb.edu.au
F: 8344 8263
For Mathematics Projects:
Prof Kaye Stacey*
E: k.stacey@unimelb.edu.au
T: 8344 8746 |
* please note that this is your initial point of contact. Your particular area of interest and/or possible research topic you wish to explore will determine the appropriate academic contact person for your project.
Further information and enquiries:
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