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The Faculty of Education operates as an integrated Faculty without formally separate departments. On offer, are programs of study which range from undergraduate to postgraduate study with a particular emphasis on flexible delivery.
Faculty News
Education Alumni Honours Prize Night More »
The Faculty of Education Vice Chancellor's Award winners More »
2009 Faculty of Education Prize and Awards Evening More »
Financial Assistance & Scholarships Available to Education Students More »
AIME - Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience
AIME will now run out of the Faculty of Education from 2009. More »
Forms and Documents
Education Handbook (2009) [pdf 1491kb]
Assignment cover sheet [doc]
Community Services Database [pdf 235kb]
Studying Education in the Bachelor of Arts [pdf 75kb]
Student Conduct Rules [pdf 75kb]
Student Academic Grievance Policy - Appeals Procedure
Education Yearly Planner 2009 [pdf]
Community Languages Schools "Australia’s best kept secret"
One in six Australian children start school speaking two languages -- English and their home language but by the time they reach Year 12 most will have lost their home language and switched to English only.
Parents and community members have tried to stop this language loss by setting up classes on weekends and weeknights for children. Now more than 100,000 children across Australia attend these Community Languages Schools learning one of more than 60 languages.
Lecturers from the University of Wollongong’s Faculty of Education in conjunction with the NSW Department of Education and Training recently organised training programs across NSW for parents and community members working in the schools.