U.K., Europe and Scandinavia : International : Melbourne Graduate School of Education : The University of Melbourne

U.K., Europe and Scandinavia

From England to Ireland, Scotland to Spain…

Melbourne Graduate School of Education courses such as Master of Education, Master of Teaching, and our broad range of research programs all strive to develop a strong sense of internationalisation so that our programs are both locally relevant and at the same time globally minded.

As an international student at MGSE you have access to learning and research programs recognised for their excellence. As a graduate you can make a positive contribution to the community you will serve as a highly qualified and professional education graduate – be it in the classroom, government, the higher education sector or beyond.

Why choose the University of Melbourne?

There are many reasons to choose the University of Melbourne including our international leadership, ranking, career outcomes and location. You may also like to see what the campus looks like and read student profiles.

Areas of Study

A full list of Education courses are listed on our Education Areas of Study page.

Featured Degree – Master of Teaching

The Master of Teaching has proved to be a very popular choice for students from the United Kingdom. The Master of Teaching is an innovative program targeted at graduates from any discipline who wish to become teachers, providing a registered qualification to work in the early childhood, primary or secondary education sectors. With its strong practical focus, the Master of Teaching sets the benchmark in teacher education in Australia, preparing highly-skilled teachers who are in high demand in the global workplace.

Featured Degree – Master of Youth Health and Education Management

Another very popular course for European students is the Master of Youth Health and Education Management, a joint program between Education and the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences. The program has been specifically designed for professionals who recognise the need to create ‘joined up solutions’ for what are obviously ‘joined up problems’ particularly concerning issues such as youth unemployment, drug abuse and homelessness.

Accreditation information for UK , European and Scandinavian Students

Australian teaching qualifications are recognized in most countries around the world.

As individual country requirements for teacher education and training can change, we advise all prospective international students to check with their local registration/accreditation body that the degree they plan to enrol in at MGSE meets requirements for teaching in their home country.

What is the application process?

For general information on applying to the University, we encourage you to visit the Future Students (International Graduate Students) page, which includes information on topics such as important dates and English Language requirements, as well as general information on topics such as housing options and the cost of living.

Contact an Overseas Representative / Agent

Find the closest University of Melbourne Representative to you via our Overseas Representatives page, which includes contact and location information.

University Partners in the UK, Europe and Scandinavia

As a part of the University of Melbourne’s commitment to Internationalisation, the University has established formal relationships with the following institutions in the European and Central Asia region, both directly and through Universitas 21.

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