Postgraduate Specialisation - STEM
Western Sydney University
Postgraduate Specialisation
Code:
ST1012.1
Related Courses
Available to students in other Western Sydney University Courses :
NO
The Master of Education STEM specialisation is designed for teachers seeking to enhance their knowledge in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and their capacity to plan, deliver and evaluate effectively integrated STEM learning experiences. Students will develop specialised skills to enable them to critically analyse, reflect on and synthesise multi-disciplinary approaches to STEM teaching, drawing on appropriate theoretical knowledge, allowing them to plan and deliver exemplary practice in STEM teaching. Students will also gain the skills required to be STEM leaders in schools, developing, enacting and evaluating interdisciplinary curriculum reform for the future.
Postgraduate Specialisation
Structure
Students must successfully complete 40 credit points as listed below
Students will select from the specialisation units that are on offer in any given semester. Specialisation units can be studied in any order.
Students must complete
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102509
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Computational Thinking across the STEM Curriculum
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Students must complete two units from
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102323
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Leading Mathematics in the Primary School
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102324
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Assessment and Intervention for Mathematics and Numeracy Learning
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102321
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Mathematics for Contemporary Learners
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102322
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Addressing Diversity in Mathematics Teaching and Learning
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102485
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Science for Contemporary Learners
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102488
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Assessment and Intervention for Science Learning
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102511
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STEM Pedagogies in Practice
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102763
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Applied Robotics and Programming in Secondary STEM Education
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102764
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Applied Mathematics and Science in Secondary STEM Education
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