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Charles Sturt University offers outstanding and relevant professional development opportunities to teachers at any stage of their career.
Our six coursework master courses, offered via distance education, can help you further your career through enhanced leadership skills.
For those who want to develop an understanding of the importance and impact of educational research and undertake critical appraisal of policy, theory and practice empowering you to improve the profession. The course also includes a general stream and allows you plenty of flexibility in your subject choice.
The program offers specialisations in Educational Leadership, Information Technology, Educational Research and Contemporary Literacies.
FIND OUT MOREThis degree is designed to develop agile leaders in new cultures of digital formal and informal learning, with flexible program options in knowledge networking, global information flow, advanced search techniques, learning analytics, social media, game-based learning, digital literature, learning spaces design and more. Focusing on connectivity, communication, collaboration and convergence, the degree addresses the pedagogic requirements of global knowledge networks, and innovative learning and teaching in these information-rich participatory environments. Ideal for educators, school leaders, ICT integrators, teacher librarians, instructional designers, learning support specialists and teacher educators, who are seeking to develop expertise in global and community networked knowledge environments.
FIND OUT MOREDesigned to develop dynamic teacher librarian leaders committed to enriching teaching and learning. Understanding the continually evolving nature of schools and education, and the role information resources play in this, the course will enhance your skills in incorporating information literacy, literature and technologies into the curriculum, and developing and implementing resource and inquiry based processes and strategies to improve student learning.
The course is widely recognised by education departments and authorities, and graduates are eligible for admission as Associates of the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA).
FIND OUT MOREThe Master of International Education (School Leadership) has been designed for practicing educators wishing to enhance their leadership capacity within their professional setting. Graduates of this course bring a global perspective to teaching, learning and leading their educational organisation.
They will be more capable to strengthen learning outcomes in their current professional setting and more confident to explore other contexts within which to practice.
FIND OUT MOREDesigned for graduates with qualifications in human development services including nursing, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech pathology and teaching, this course aims to graduate highly skilled inclusive educators capable of acting as agents of change in the context in which they work.
Three pathways – teaching, leadership and project – are offered to students in the course. The course has been designed to cover international and Australian theory as well as best practice in the field of inclusion.
FIND OUT MOREThis program provides teachers with a broad range of information and communication technology skills and pedagogical knowledge, allowing you to integrate technology into your teaching, implement professional development models, and provide leadership in technology integration within their learning context.
FIND OUT MOREDesigned to produce graduates capable of critically appraising TESOL research, theory, policy, and practice, and teaching and mentoring colleagues in an informed and proactive way. The program includes a professional experience placement, which may be completed within a current workplace situation or an alternative English as a Second Language / English as a Foreign Language setting.
FIND OUT MOREThis exceptional range of courses is aimed at allowing you to develop a deeper level of knowledge and enhanced skills relating to a specialised area of education equipping you to become an advocate and leader amongst your peers in your chosen field.
Study child and family services in greater depth and breadth, exploring the complexities of relationships, community and inclusive practices as they relate to early childhood education.
Gain up-to-date in-depth knowledge and expertise in classroom technologies, enhancing your ability to assess and integrate of a broad range of technologies and online resources into the classroom in way that will add value to the teaching environment.
Educational Research provides an introduction to research methods used in the field of education. The course also prepares students who want to undertake a research project and dissertation.
Gain in-depth knowledge and enhanced skills allowing you to apply inclusive education theory to subject design, assessment and the nature of student interactions whilst becoming an inclusive education advocate in the education field.
Build your cultural confidence and understanding of Indigenous communities. Extend your understanding of some of the challenges and opportunities in Indigenous education then use this knowledge to apply appropriate teaching strategies.
Enhance your knowledge around current theory in developing children's literacy skills. You will explore the impact of information and communication technology in this area and will have the opportunity to develop a relevant individual learning plan as part of this course.
Explore the challenges and opportunities relating to literacy and numeracy experienced by young children as they go through the transition from home to an educational setting. and use this knowledge to inform your teaching practices.
Extend your teaching expertise and qualifications in specific subject areas in the secondary school sector such as Economics, English, Geography, History and Information Technology