The Bachelor of Creative Arts degree offers flexible pathways to tailor your career, enhancing creative practice while preparing you for secondary teaching in two discipline areas. Students build expertise in a primary creative arts major—such as creative writing, drama, film and screen, music, or visual arts—and select a second teaching area from options including another arts subject, English, history, geography, or mathematics. If creative writing is chosen as the major, English serves as the first teaching area, requiring a different second option. The program integrates common units for critical skills development and includes QUT You units to equip you for a dynamic future. As a secondary educator, you will qualify to teach Australian Curriculum subjects, foster innovative learning, and manage classrooms effectively.At QUT's Kelvin Grove campus, students access advanced facilities like the Creative Industries Precinct, featuring studios for visual arts, film, music, and digital technologies, plus the Education Precinct with interactive learning spaces. The Australian Government offers Commonwealth Teaching Scholarships of up to $40,000 for full-time Bachelor of Education students, though applications for the current round are closed. This combination supports creative and professional growth in a collaborative environment.
A local representative of Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.