92 Master's degrees in Teaching in Australia

Transform your outlook and accelerate your career opportunities with the Teaching (Secondary) programme from the Australian Catholic University (ACU).

The Master of Education by Research from Edith Cowan University provides an opportunity for candidates to undertake independent research comprising of foundational coursework and a substantive thesis.

The Master of Teaching (Secondary) from the University of the Sunshine Coast is for graduates with non-Education bachelor degrees wanting to qualify to teach disciplines in secondary schools. 

The Graduate Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) postgraduate programme from Flinders University is aimed at developing understanding and skills in the area of TESOL.  

The Teaching (Birth to Five Years) programme at Macquarie University will provide you with the specialist knowledge and skills you need to work in prior-to-school settings, such as preschools and child care centres. 

Learn about contemporary applied linguistics and TESOL teaching practices for a career in English language education or research with the Master of TESOL programme from Curtin University. 

The Teaching (Secondary) and Religious Education degree from the Australian Catholic University (ACU) is a graduate entry, initial teacher education course for those who want to teach in secondary schools. 

Shape the social and cognitive development of children aged zero to eight years with the Early Childhood Education Major (MTeach) programme from Curtin University. 

The Master of Teaching at University of Tasmania allows you to turn your passion into a meaningful profession, whether you're seeking a more fulfilling career, greater work-life balance, or the opportunity to positively impact the next generation.

The Master of Teaching (Early Childhood and Primary) at Australian Catholic University (ACU) is a graduate entry, pre-service teacher education course for those who want to qualify as both an early childhood and primary school teacher.

If you want to become a primary school teacher but have a degree in an area other than teaching, this Primary Education Major (MTeach) programme from Curtin University gives you the qualification you need. 

The Education (Teacher Librarianship) programme from Charles Sturt University offers you a global gateway into a broad range of employment options in the library, information and cultural sectors. With more than 45 years' experience in developing research and delivering information and library education, Charles Sturt University produces more than half of Australia's specialists in this field.  

The Master of Education (Leading Education) Online course is offered at Edith Cowan University is designed for current and aspiring school leaders aiming to drive improvement and achieve positive outcomes in complex environments. 

Are you a passionate graduate whose keen to positively shape Australia’s young minds? The Master of Secondary Teaching from University of Canberra will provide you with the knowledge and skills to pursue your passion and enter a career as a teacher of students in Years 7–12.  

This Master of Studies programme from The University of Western Australia is designed for graduates who have interdisciplinary personal, academic and/or professional interests and who want to pursue those interests through postgraduate study.  

The Teaching (Primary Education) from Victoria University is for students who want to become primary school teachers, empowering you to make a positive difference to children, families and communities.

The Teaching (Secondary) program from Avondale University is for eligible graduates of a bachelor degree who desire to transition into a teaching career. 

The Master of Teaching Secondary program at Charles Darwin University will develop your awareness of the environmental and cultural influences on teaching and learning and explore the needs of learners and communities with diverse linguistic and cultural orientations, including Indigenous learners.

The Teaching (Secondary) programme at The University of Sydney will help you develop expertise in Aboriginal education, teaching for diversity, and the use of educational innovation and technology in classrooms.

This Learning Intervention program at University of Melbourne will help you build the skills required to support the specialist learning needs of children and young people and develop the ability to create and teach specialist curriculum to support a range of disabilities and learning difficulties.