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ECHS01P - Early Childhood (Postgraduate Study Pattern)
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Early Childhood |
| Area of Study: |
Early Childhood Studies |
| Degrees: |
MECh - Master of Early Childhood
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| Offered By: |
ACES - Australian Centre for Educational Studies |
| Admission
Requirements: | a) Bachelor of Education or Bachelor level degree with evidence of substantial study in education, social sciences or humanities; or permission of the Dean of the Division
b) Evidence of experience with infants and children (0-8 years) and their families. This should involve work with a professional organisation and/or as part of undergraduate or postgraduate study. Applicants should supply employer contact details in case further information about employment history is required.
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| Fees: | HECS |
| Attendance
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| Commencing
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General Requirements
Specific Requirements
| 800 level |
| Required |
7 of | ECED816 |
Early Childhood Extension Unit (2) |
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| ECED841 |
Frameworks of Child Development (4) |
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| ECED842 |
Contemporary Perspectives in the Arts and Early Childhood (4) |
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| ECED843 |
Early Childhood Professional Challenges (4) |
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| ECED853 |
Research Methods in Early Childhood II (4) |
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| ECED854 |
Minor Independent Investigation I (4) |
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| ECED858 |
Minor Independent Investigation II (4) |
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| ECED880 |
Language Development in Early Childhood (4) |
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| ECED884 |
Early Development and Early Intervention (4) |
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| ECED885 |
Child Development in Context (4) |
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| ECED886 |
Image, Speech, Text and the Child (4) |
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| ECED887 |
Policy and Management in Early Childhood (4) |
26 |
| Required |
| ECED852 |
Research Methods in Early Childhood I (4) |
4 |
| Electives |
| Balance of credit points required | |
| TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM |
30 |
Notes*Up to two elective units may be taken from other departments within the University, or, with the University's approval, from other universities. This should be discussed with Dr Susan Roberts.
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