Master in Teaching (Primary Education)

The University of Notre Dame Australia, located in Fremantle, Australia, is a prestigious institution that offers international students a unique educational experience. You will find a strong emphasis on holistic education, combining academic rigor with personal growth and community engagement. With its Catholic values and commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals, Notre Dame provides a supportive environment that helps you thrive.

Notre Dame offers 90 programs across different fields, giving you the opportunity to explore your interests and passions. Specifically, you can pursue programs in engineering, business, and medicine, among others. The university's faculty and staff are dedicated to helping you achieve your academic goals, and with a strong focus on research, you will have access to modern facilities and resources.

As a student at Notre Dame's Fremantle campus, you will be part of a vibrant community with many opportunities for growth and development. You will have access to modern facilities, including libraries, labs, and recreational spaces. The campus is located in a picturesque city, providing a unique and inspiring environment that combines academic pursuits with outdoor activities and cultural experiences. With a diverse student body, including 1350 international students, you will have the chance to connect with people from different backgrounds and cultures, enriching your educational experience.

The Master in Teaching (Primary Education) is a two-year postgraduate degree for those who want to teach in primary schools. It's open to anyone with a Bachelor's degree and offers 20 weeks of classroom experience.

The curriculum covers subjects like drama, science, dance, visual arts, English, mathematics, and physical education, plus specialist instruction in religious education and classroom management. Students also undertake 10 weeks of classroom-based practicum each year and a Core Curriculum course in Theology or Ethics.

Graduates can work as Primary School Teachers, Education Consultants, Curriculum Developers, or Teacher Mentors in Catholic, Government, and Independent primary schools in WA. They can also work in education policy or educational research.