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Become qualified to teach RE – especially in faith-based schools – alongside your other subjects. Learn to design engaging, meaningful learning experiences for teenagers. Build practical classroom skills and graduate ready for teacher registration.

Add RE to your teaching tool kit. You’ll work on the skills and knowledge needed to teach at primary and secondary levels. Learn to plan and deliver engaging lessons on catholic thought, scripture, the sacraments, and the Catholic Church.

Discover creative new approaches to education in healthcare settings. You’ll pick up contemporary teaching practices and cover topics like curriculum design and ethics. Implement and evaluate quality teaching plans. Explore the role of research.

Take a contemporary approach to education with specialisations that create equitable, enriching learning experiences for all students. Champion diversity and inclusion. Foster growth for learners across the spectrum of abilities and needs.

Build research skills to shape better learning. Learn how to review literature, choose the right methods, and analyse data. Complete a capstone project on a real education issue. This online course sets the scene for further study and research-led roles.

Step into school leadership with a faith-informed foundation. Explore Catholic education today. Analyse research and data to improve practice. Unpack leadership theory, policy and ethics. Ideal for aspiring middle or senior leaders.

Equip yourself for leadership roles in education, health, policy, social work or service provision for people with autism and their families. Engage with communication, learning style and behaviour management.

Add this teaching qualification to your prior studies and experience–and become an early childhood or kindergarten teacher. Take part in professional placements in settings with children aged 0-5 years. You’ll explore how they learn and play.

Shape your career in education or further studies by choosing the subjects that are relevant to you. Choose your educational focus, including early childhood or primary education. Explore curriculum, assessment, and evaluation in a relevant context.

Learn about learning. Upgrade your approach to tertiary education with new and innovative practices. Build a portfolio of evidence of your teaching philosophy, fresh approach, and developments. And graduate with a tertiary educators’ qualification.