Faculty of Education

This course is suited to educators in government and non-government schools, universities and TAFE.

You will be exposed to theory and national and international educational practices so that you can link diverse practices with your own experiences. Through discussion, debate and the sharing of ideas and information, you will broaden your knowledge and improve your practices.

Course outline

The course by way of coursework consists of units to a total value of 48 points comprising eight coursework units:

• SSEH7602 Research Methods
• SSEH7603 Data Analysis

and four of

• SSEH7606 Special Topics
• SSEH7607 Special Topics
• SSEH7633 Advanced Biomechanical Methods
• SSEH7634 Advanced Neuromuscular Biomechanics
• SSEH7643 Cardiac Rehabilitation
• SSEH7644 Advanced Exercise Physiology
• SSEH7645 Workplace Injury Prevention and Management
• SSEH7651 Musculoskeletal Rehabilitation
• SSEH7654 Advanced Concepts in Motor Control and Learning
• SSEH7664 Exercise and Health Psychology
• SSEH7685 Work Site Health Promotion
• SSEH7691 Research Practicum I
• SSEH7692 Research Practicum II
• SSEH7701 Interdisciplinary Studies
• SSEH8653 Teaching Sports Skills
• SSEH8694 Research Colloquium

and two of

• EDUC8608 E-learning
• EDUC8610 Human Resource Development in Education
• EDUC8612 Educational Leadership
• EDUC8616 International and Comparative Education
• EDUC8633 Quantitative Inquiry
• EDUC8634 Qualitative Inquiry
• EDUC8636 Assessment and Measurement
• EDUC8637 Measurement and Evaluation
• EDUC8638 Introduction to Rasch Measurement of Modern Test Theory
• EDUC8639 Developmental Aspects of Exceptionality
• EDUC8644 Global English
• EDUC8658 Education Policy Trends: Global to Local
• EDUC8662 Action Research and Curriculum Innovation
• EDUC8678 Curriculum Context, Development and Innovation

Admission requirements

• a four-year Bachelor of Education degree, or equivalent
• two years of professional experience in Education, or, evidence of research capacity acceptable to the Faculty
• All UWA postgraduate research programs: English Language Competence

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