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Bachelor of Arts (Education)

(Taught by the Faculty of Education)

Study in Education in the Arts degree is grouped into 3 recommended specialised strands:

  • Language in Education
  • Equity and Socio-cultural Diversity
  • Educational Psychology and Special Education

The suggested pattern of studies for each recommended specialised strand is outlined below. Students are free to select subjects across the recommended specialised strands and are able to incorporate related areas of interest into a comprehensive program of studies.  It is recommended that students consult with the BA Coordinator in the Faculty of Education regarding their intended program of studies.

Major Study
Education may be undertaken as a second major in the Bachelor of Arts (course code 702), provided that the first major is selected from one of the major studies offered by the Faculty of Arts (including Aboriginal Studies) and provided that all the degree requirements are met.

A major in Education in the Bachelor of Arts is made up of at least 48 credit points chosen as follows:

Students must successfully complete EDUF111 and EDUF212,
PLUS a further 24 credit points from 300- and 400-level subjects listed in the 3 recommended specialised strands below,
PLUS a further 12 credit points from subjects listed in the 3 recommended specialised strands below. 

Subjects may also be selected from those listed in the Education Course Structures with an EDUE prefix.  (It should be noted that enrolment quotas apply).  Related disciplines, such as Communication Studies, English Language and Linguistics, Psychology or Sociology, may be studied if approved by the Faculty of Education - BA (Education) Coordinator.

Subjects

  Session

Credit points

Core

EDUF111

Education I

Autumn

6

EDUF212

Education II

Spring

6

Language in Education Stream

Students should note that a specialist qualification in Language Teaching, the Certificate In Second Language Teaching is also available. Contact the Faculty Of Education for further information.

Elective: 200-level

EDUC291

Youth, Culture, Education

Autumn

8

Electives: 300-level

EDUE303

Teaching Language and Literacy Through

Literature in Early Childhood Years

Autumn

6

EDUE304

Teaching Language Through Literature in the Primary and Middle Years

Spring

6

EDUE319

Programming and Methodology in Second Language Teaching

Autumn

6

EDUE336

Practicum or Project in Second Language Teaching

Autumn

6

EDUE340

Materials and Technology in Second Language Teaching

Spring

6

EDUL314

Language and Ideology

n/o 2006

8

EDUE317

English Language: Examining Learners Problems

Autumn

6

EDUT301

Research Methods

Autumn

6

The following 2 cp subjects are also available. Students proposing to enrol in these subjects should consult with BA Coordinator within the Faculty of Education.

EDUE328

The English Sound System

Spring

2

EDUE329

Teaching Listening to Second Language Learners

Spring

2

EDUE330

Teaching English in International Contexts

n/o 2006

2

EDUE331

Teaching Reading to Second Language Learners

Autumn

2

EDUE332

Teaching Grammar and Vocabulary

Autumn

2

EDUE334

Teaching Writing to Second Language Learners

Spring

2

EDUE335

Teaching Speaking to Second Language Learners

Autumn

2

 

Equity and Socio-cultural Diversity Stream

Elective: 200-level

EDUC291

Youth, Culture, Education

Autumn

8

EDUC292

Gender and Social Justice

Spring

8

Electives: 300-level

EDUE326

Curriculum and Program Evaluation

n/o 2006

8

EDUE301

Issues in Aboriginal Education

Autumn

6

EDUE302

Aboriginal Pedagogy

Spring

6

EDUL314

Language and Ideology

n/o 2006

8

EDUT301

Research Methods

Autumn

6

 

Educational Psychology and Special Education Stream

Electives: 200-level

EDUC213

Educational Psychology in Teaching and Learning

Spring

6

EDUC217

The Psychology of Exceptional Children

Spring

6

EDUF204

Learners with Exceptional Needs

Spring

6

EDUF232

Early Intervention and Children with Special Needs

Autumn

6

Electives: 300-level and 400-level

EDUF311

Education III

Autumn

6

EDUE320

Behaviour Management
(Not to count with EDUE311)

Autumn, Spring

6

EDUE321

Reading Difficulties
(Not to count with EDUE312)

Autumn, Spring

6

EDUF311

Education III

Autumn

6

EDUT301

Research Methods

Autumn

6

EDUE411

Disability issues across the Life Span

Autumn

6

EDUE412

Programming for Individuals with Moderate to Severe Disabilities

Spring

6

400-Level Honours (Separate course application required)

EDUZ401

Education Honours

Annual

24

 
 
 

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