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SCNC01P - Science in Education (Postgraduate Study Pattern)
| Major: |
Science |
| Area of Study: |
Science |
| Degrees: |
MSc (Ed) - Master of Science (Education)
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| Offered By: |
ELS - Division of Environmental and Life Sciences |
| Admission
Requirements: | Admission to the program is available to those with qualifications accepted by Australian
Departments of Education for secondary mathematics or science teaching, eg Bachelor of Education; Bachelor of Science and a Graduate Diploma of Education.
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| Fees: | HECS |
| Attendance
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| Commencing
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General Requirements
Specific Requirements
| 800 level |
| Required |
| SCED800 |
The Nature of Teaching and Learning in Science (4) |
4 |
| Required |
| SCED807 |
Getting Practical: The Pedagogy of Laboratory Teaching and Learning (4) |
4 |
| Required |
6 of | SCED801 |
Bio-informatics (4) |
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| SCED802 |
Food Science and Biotechnology (4) |
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| SCED803 |
Greenhouse Science (4) |
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| SCED804 |
Energy in Society (4) |
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| SCED805 |
Science Communication (4) |
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| SCED806 |
Photonics (4) |
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| SCED809 |
Environmental Health in Soil and Water Ecosystems (4) |
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| SCED810 |
Forensic Science (4) |
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| SCED811 |
Resources Recycling (4) |
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| SCED812 |
Virtual Geology Excursions (4) |
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| SCED813 |
Principles of Geographic Information Systems (4) |
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| SCED814 |
Teaching Cosmology and Astrophysics in Secondary School (4) |
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| SCED815 |
Learning Theory I (4) |
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| SCED816 |
Learning Theory II (4) |
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| SCED817 |
Medical Imaging Physics (4) |
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| SCED818 |
Connecting with Genetics Education (4) |
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| Electives |
| Balance of credit points required | |
| TOTAL CREDIT POINTS REQUIRED FOR THIS PROGRAM |
32 |
NotesPlease note: This degree does not train teachers nor does it prepare people to teach. People wishing to train as teachers should request information about the Graduate Diploma in Education from the Student Enquiry Service on 02 9850 6410.
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