Education (Primary), Bachelor

QUT equips aspiring educators with the confidence to enter the classroom and adapt to evolving workforce demands. The course emphasizes key elements such as a deep understanding of child and adolescent development, expertise in curriculum and pedagogy, creating inclusive learning environments, fostering positive relationships with parents and communities, integrating digital technologies, promoting entrepreneurial thinking and leadership, encouraging innovation and creativity, mastering evaluation and assessment, developing professional identity, embracing global perspectives, and building resilience. Students can explore further through the QUT student and graduate blog.Professional experience includes 80 days of supervised placements in diverse settings, starting from the first year, with options in South-East Queensland, rural areas, or overseas. Flexible delivery allows online or on-campus study, with accelerated paths via summer semesters, and access to world-class facilities at the Kelvin Grove Education Precinct. Specializations in literacy align with national priorities, and scholarships are available to support new students.