Master Courses
Masters courses require between one and one and a half years equivalent full-time study (100 points for a one year Masters, 150 points for a one and a half year Masters).
Many of the Masters qualifications can be taken as either coursework or research degrees depending on whether or not students wish to complete a thesis. The thesis allows the student to undertake independent and sustained research on a particular topic, which is supervised by an academic within the Melbourne Graduate School of Education. Some specialist coursework Masters Degrees require the Postgraduate Certificate as an entry requirement.
- Assessment and Evaluation
- Education
- Education (Educational Management)
- Education (International Baccalaureate)
- Education (Language Intervention and Hearing Impairment)
- Educational Management- For students enrolled before 2007 (phasing out course)
- Educational Management (Singapore only)
- Education Policy (International)
- Education (Special Education, Inclusion and Early Intervention)
- Education (Specific Learning Difficulties)
- Education (Student Wellbeing)
- English as an International Language
- Education of the Hearing Impaired - Phasing out course
- Educational Psychology
- Educational Psychology - For students enrolled before 2006
- Educational Psychology/PhD
- Information Technology in Education
- Knowledge Management- Phasing out course
- Modern Languages Education
- School Leadership
- TESOL
- Teaching
- Training and Development - Phasing out course
- Master in Youth Health and Education Management - No intake in 2008
Don't know which qualification level is for you? Take a look at our explanation.