The aim of this program is to graduate 'Learning Managers' who have an enhanced capacity to manage the learning of students and will be able to work collaboratively with other teaching professionals, a range of other supporting professionals and the community.  Learning Managers are professionals who are workplace ready and futures oriented and able to engage with a range of issues that influence education outcomes for students and adult learners.

To graduate with a Master of Learning Management (Specialisation) students must complete five compulsory coursework courses and two research courses in their area of specialisation plus two postgraduate education electives.

 

• Early Childhood
• Special Education
• Executive Leadership
• Educational Multimedia
• Professional Education
• Middle Schooling
• Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)
• Simulation Technology and Learning

 

In 2012, only the Early Childhood, Special Education and Executive Leadership specialisations will be available.  Depending on interest, other specialisations may be available.  In you are interested in another specialisation, please Ask a Program Advisor.