Study English Literacy with us
Studies in English/ Literacy offer students a wide range of subjects which explore: the nature of language and literacy learning; approaches for helping learners in pre-school, primary, secondary and adult classrooms; and research into language and literacy in mainstream and specialist contexts.
The breadth of offerings within the courses ensures that the different needs and interests of prospective students are met, from those required for teaching locally, to more advanced studies of language and literacy learning and teaching in international contexts.
- Programs in English Literacy
- Themes explored in English Literacy
- Staff in English Literacy
- Who is the program suitable for?
- Career outcomes
- Benefits of the program
- Research in English Literacy
Programs in English Literacy
You can specialise in English Literacy by choosing one of the following programs:
(NB. The differing lengths of the Masters programs are based on the previous qualifications/work experience of the applicant)
*Is only available through sponsorship
Themes and subjects explored in English Literacy
Teaching and research staff are working with educators who are passionate about literacy, exploring themes such as:
- Recent advances in English/literacy curriculum and classroom practice
- Approaches to speaking, listening, reading, writing and multi-literacies in primary and secondary classrooms
- The Social nature of language and the evolving nature of literacies
- Literacy, culture and linguistic diversity
- Language and literacy across the domains
- Language, culture and identity
Staff in English Literacy Education
The Language and Literacy Education cluster have specialised skills in Language and Literacy and bring with them many years of professional experience as teachers and academics.
Who is this program suitable for?
Programs in English Literacy are suitable for:
- English literacy teachers/coordinators
- Primary school teachers;
- Secondary English teachers
Career Outcomes
Prepare for senior curriculum management and literacy co-ordination positions through deeper understanding of:
- Policy, curriculum and classroom practice in literacy
- The fundamental role played by language/literacy in all learning
- The multiple forms of literacy relevant to contemporary life
- The relationship between literacy and cultural and linguistic diversity
Benefits of the program
- Learning from highly qualified, internationally recognised staff
- Explores contemporary advances and issues
- Assists you to manage and implement change
Research in English Literacy
The Language and Literacy Education cluster aims to refine and advance knowledge of: the various forms of literacy required in complex globalised and technologised communities; how learners use these literacies; and how teachers can support students in working with them in empowering ways. Staff in the cluster also provides high-quality research-based programs for all those involved in working with language and literacy, through award and non-award courses.