This course caters to professionals in diverse contexts , involved in supporting learning or leading change across education, health, corporate, non-government, public sector, community, or other settings.Typically, applicants need two years of related work experience in a broad range of categories (see entry requirements) and an academic qualification. If you do not have an academic qualification, consider the Graduate Certificate in Education (Learning and Leadership).

The Master of Education can be coursework or research-based, often offeringspecialisations such as TESOL, Special Education and Digital Technology.

The Master of Teaching is for pre-service teachers eligible for admission, aiming to become primary, secondary, or early childhood teachers.

The Master of Education (Learning and Leadership)is for current teachers looking to develop leadership skills and innovative teaching methods. It also caters to professionals in other sectors keen on education and training within their field.

The first step is to make the commitment to study 20 hours a week for 7 weeks at a time. Click here for example study schedules, including someone who works full time and shift work.

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We prioritise student success and innovate our online learning without sacrificing quality. For many, the online environment is more user-friendly and intuitive than they expected.

See here for practical tips on managing your time efficiently, staying focused, maintaining motivation and prioritising your health, so you can achieve your career goals.

You can expect equal educational quality online as on campus. UTS Online courses are specifically designed for working professionals, offering quality education no matter your location or work schedule.