Hone your existing skills and develop new ones with QUT Online's suite of micro units.
Become an education professional outside of the traditional classroom environment – from helping students navigate their future careers to crafting online learning experiences.
QUT’s Education faculty has been awarded eight Australian awards and citations in the past eight years, and is ranked 41st in the world by the 2019 Shanghai Global Ranking. A postgraduate Education degree from QUT Online will allow you to reap the benefits of this academic excellence.
Our online education courses are designed to support remote learning. In-built discussion boards are always buzzing with conversations between students and coaches, allowing you to gain a deeper insight into your studies and make great connections that will last well beyond graduation. And many of your weekly assessments are tailored for the online space too, such as interactive quizzes and videos.
We understand many postgraduate students have busy lives and need flexible study options. That’s why we offer a tailored online classroom – so you can fit study into your life, when it suits you. Whether you need to study on your lunchbreak, or after your kids are in bed, you can log on and access everything you need, wherever you are.
You will study each unit in small online groups, led by one of our expert Online Learning Advisors. Each Learning Advisor is a subject matter expert in your coursework. Your Advisor will bring a wealth of industry experience that not only enhances your learning but can open your professional network, expanding your career opportunities. You will learn practical tools for your career now and in the future.
Leading up to Reconciliation Week, QUT is proud of Lead Unit Coordinator Emma Derainne for being awarded the Associate Fellowship (Indigenous) of the Higher Education Academy (HEA) after completing the online learning module ‘Indigenous Perspectives in Learning and Teaching’.
QUT Online’s postgraduate education courses are designed by a team of expert Learning Designers who collaborate with academics to create course material. We caught up with Senior Learning Designer, Tegan, to learn more about the innovative methods used to create an exceptional student experience.
There is a pressing need for students – particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds – to receive comprehensive career support from a young age. A core element of this national strategy will be providing high-quality career advice to children from primary school age onwards.