Master in Teaching (Primary)

Deakin University, founded in 1974 and based in Victoria with strong campus presence in Burwood and regional sites, is known for practical, industry-informed education and digital innovation. Serving over 66,000 students, including nearly 15,000 international learners, Deakin combines modern facilities with a flexible Cloud Campus that supports blended and fully online study. Its curricula focus on employability, contemporary skills and real-world projects developed with industry partners.

Students benefit from extensive work-integrated learning, simulated labs, and placement programs that build workplace readiness alongside academic knowledge. Deakin supports student success through personalised learning pathways, career services, and a wide array of clubs and student-run activities across campuses. Research at Deakin spans health, technology, design and sustainability, with opportunities for undergraduates to engage in applied projects and collaborative research teams.

International applicants can expect practical support for transition, including orientation, language assistance and dedicated international student services. Melbourne’s cultural and economic landscape provides internships, networking and lifestyle opportunities while regional campuses offer close-knit communities and specialised facilities. For students seeking flexible learning, strong industry links and a supportive environment, Deakin presents a contemporary university experience geared toward employability and innovation.

The Master in Teaching at Deakin University is a degree for students who want to teach primary school students. This program is taught in English and takes several years to complete.

The curriculum covers topics like teaching methods, classroom management, and lesson planning. Students also learn about child development, educational psychology, and how to assess student learning.

Graduates can pursue careers as Primary School Teachers, Education Consultants, Curriculum Developers, or Teacher Mentors. They can work in industries like education, childcare, or community development, and for employers such as schools, government agencies, or non-profit organizations.