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Primary
Education
School of International Studies and Education
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
1
No.
UTS ranked
Australia’s
#1 young◆ uni
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Why Primary
Education at UTS?
128 days 200+ Exclusive
scholarship
of professional partner schools
experience across NSW opportunities
Professional
experience in
every session
Go global 69th Renowned for
our hands-on
with a combined Ranked 69th in the
degree in world for Education approach to
International Studies
(2019 Times Higher Education Rankings)
learning
6th
Ranked 6th in
Australia for Education
(2019 Times Higher Education Rankings)
1
Bachelor of Education
(Primary)
Combine passion with purpose through a rewarding career in education. With
an extensive professional experience program and access to purpose-built
facilities, our hands-on Primary Education degree will give you the skills and
confidence needed to shape the next generation.
This degree has been revised for 2021 to ensure graduates are prepared for
the contemporary school environment. As well as a new focus on digital
learning, students will now complete a professional experience placement in
every session of study.
YEAR 1 Core education subjects
Duration: 4 years full-time
Professional Experience subjects
2020 Selection Rank: N/A - this course is new for
2021 intake* Key learning area subjects
UAC code: 6000410 YEAR 2 Core education subjects
Admission criteria: A minimum of three Band 5 HSC Professional Experience subjects
results (including 1 in English
Key learning area subjects
excluding ESL) and a personal
statement. Primary specialisation subjects
YEAR 3 Core education subjects
Professional Experience subjects
CAREERS Key learning area subjects
Primary teaching (kindergarten to year 6). You can teach in a
government or independent school in Australia or internationally Primary specialisation subjects
where Australian teaching qualifications are recognised.
YEAR 4 Core education subjects
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION Professional Experience subjects
This degree is currently undergoing accreditation by the NSW
Education Standards Authority (NESA). It should be noted that Key learning area subjects
NESA’s review work for all universities in NSW has been delayed
Primary specialisation subjects
due to COVID-19. This degree is, therefore, pending approval by
NESA for professional accreditation.
COURSE STRUCTURE PRIMARY TEACHING SPECIALISATIONS
– 5 Core Subjects – Mathematics
– 8 Professional Experience Subjects – Science and Technology
– 4 Primary Specialisation Subjects – English
– 15 Key Learning Area Subjects – Creative Arts
SAMPLE SUBJECTS
– Professional Experience 1: Exploring Teaching
– Professional Experience 3: Classroom Management
– Professional Experience 6: Teacher as Researcher
– Digital Learning Futures
– Issues in Education: Local & Global Contexts
– Issues in Indigenous Australian Education
– Learning and Development Across the Lifespan
– Social and Environmental Education
* The Bachelor of Education (Primary) is replacing the Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Education (Primary) from 2021. The 2020 selection rank for the Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Education (Primary) was 70.65.
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Bachelor of Education (Primary)
Bachelor of Arts in
International Studies
Get the best of both worlds with a degree that combines a teacher education
qualification with our renowned International Studies program. This unique
combination will ensure you’re equipped to meet the challenges of local and
international teaching.
Theory is one thing but real-world experience is another. Not only will you
learn the language and culture of another country but you’ll also spend 12
months living and studying overseas at one of our partner universities.
CAREERS
Duration: 5 years full-time Primary teaching (kindergarten to year 6). You can teach in a
government or independent school in Australia or internationally
2020 Selection Rank: 72.50 where Australian teaching qualifications are recognised.
UAC code: 609160 PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION
Admission criteria: A minimum of three Band 5 HSC This degree has been revised for 2021 intake and is currently
results (including 1 in English undergoing accreditation by the NSW Education Standards Authority
excluding ESL) and a personal (NESA). It should be noted that NESA’s review work for all universities
statement. in NSW has been delayed due to COVID-19. This degree is, therefore,
pending approval by NESA for professional accreditation.
COURSE STRUCTURE
YEAR 1 Primary Education subjects
YEAR 2 Primary Education subjects and Language & Culture
subjects
YEAR 3 Primary Education subjects and Language & Culture
subjects
YEAR 4 12 month In-country study
YEAR 5 Primary Education subjects
SAMPLE SUBJECTS INTERNATIONAL STUDIES LANGUAGES
Primary Education – Chinese
– Professional Experience 1: Exploring Teaching – French
– Professional Experience 3: Classroom Management – German
– Professional Experience 6: Teacher as Researcher – Italian
– Digital Learning Futures – Japanese
– Issues in Education: Local & Global Contexts – Spanish
– Issues in Indigenous Australian Education
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES COUNTRIES:
– Learning and Development Across the Lifespan – Argentina
– Social and Environmental Education – Canada (Québec)
International Studies – Chile
– Foundations in International Studies – China
– German Language and Culture 1 – Colombia
– German Language and Culture 2 – Costa Rica
– German Language and Culture 3 – France
– German Language and Culture 4 – Germany
– Contemporary German – Italy
– In-country Study and Fieldwork Project 1: Germany – Japan
– Latino USA
PRIMARY TEACHING SPECIALISATIONS
– Mathematics – Mexico
– Science and Technology – Spain
– English – Switzerland
– Creative Arts
14 countries, over 100 institutions
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Germany
France Switzerland
Spain Italy
Japan
China
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Canada (Quebec)
Latino (USA)
Mexico
Costa Rica
Colombia
Chile
Argentina
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Education Facilities
Second to none – that’s how we describe our
purpose-built facilities in the School of Education.
From customised science, music, dance and visual
arts teaching environments to informal study and
collaborative hubs, all of our spaces are designed to
shape your education practice.
Our fully equipped art studios facilitate Our science lab simulates a range of Our experimental learning studio is a flexible
creative learning in different forms of visual equipment and materials that are used teaching space that allows you to learn and
arts. From painting and ceramics to digital in schools. In this lab, you’ll not only learn practice teaching in an unconventional
art, you’ll learn how to bring creativity into and practice the principles of teaching environment. You can explore creative
the classroom. science, but you’ll also get to conduct teaching methods using our interactive
some fun experiments. boards, VR sets, a green screen and more.
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Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2019, DISCLAIMER: The information in this brochure is correct as at
QS Top 50 Under 50 2020 August 2020. Changes in circumstances after this date might
alter the accuracy or currency of the information. UTS reserves
UTS CRICOS 00099F the right to alter any content described in this brochure without
23529 AUGUST 2020 notice. Readers are responsible for verifying information that
IMAGES: NICOLE ROMAN, CLARISSA MARCHAND, FILIP STEMPIEN, pertains to them by contacting the university.
KRISTEN RUSSELL, MITCHELL ORME, VELVET-BELLE TEMPLEMAN,
ROCHELLE ELEGADO, ALAYNA TOPOLOVEC, ALANA LEABEATER, Note, this guide is for local students. International students
DANIELLE ABOUGHANEM, SAHARA KHOURY, ANDY ROBERTS, should refer to the International Course Guide or
KWA NGUYEN, DEREK BOGART uts.edu.au/international
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