
This Master of Teaching program is designed to prepare you for a fulfilling career in early childhood education, focusing on children from birth to five years old. You will develop the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively plan, implement, and advocate for high-quality teaching and learning experiences in various early childhood settings like childcare centres, kindergartens, and preschools. The curriculum emphasizes creating inclusive and supportive learning environments that respect social and individual differences, incorporating inquiry-based learning and research projects. You will also learn to design and evaluate play-based learning activities and understand the significance of Indigenous perspectives in education.
Graduating with a Master of Teaching (Birth - 5) opens doors to a rewarding career in early childhood education. You will be qualified to work in various settings that cater to young children.
Entry requirements are listed separately for domestic and international students, with the core academic requirement being a Bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification.
Indicative fees are provided for 2025 and 2026. Domestic students may be eligible for significant fee reductions through government subsidies.
The CRICOS code for this program is 114452B.
International students must hold a Bachelor's degree and a Graduate Certificate in Early Childhood Education (Birth to 5) or an approved equivalent qualification to be eligible for this program.
The indicative tuition fee for international students for the Master of Teaching (Birth - 5) is AUD $38,100 per year for 2026.
The Master of Teaching (Birth - 5) program has a duration of 2 years for full-time study.
The program has an intake start date in March each year.
Graduates of the Master of Teaching (Birth - 5) program will be qualified for roles such as Early Childhood Teacher, Childcare Educator, Kindergarten Teacher, and Preschool Teacher in various early childhood settings.