The School of Education is one of the largest in the University, offering undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications in a broad range of specialisations. Its nationally accredited and recognised initial teacher education courses prepare graduate teachers, with authentic learning outcomes, for Early Childhood, Primary and Secondary sectors.
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Our courses
We offer a diverse range of courses with flexible options – from undergraduate to postgraduate, full-time to part-time or on or off campus.
Our research
Murdoch has been awarded a five-star rating for research, innovation and learning, with a focus on multidisciplinary translational research.
The School leads high-quality, real-world research focusing on expanding knowledge of effective teaching and learning, the wellbeing, performance and outcomes of students and teachers, enhancing the effectiveness of learning environments and education systems and in response to evolving priorities and challenges.
Our Postgraduate courses provide ongoing professional learning in a diverse range of areas to support professionals to respond to the evolving opportunities and challenges of contemporary learning contexts.
Murdoch University has a reputation for its industry leading commitment to social equity and inclusion and the School of Education is committed to this agenda through all of its activity.
The School also aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the 17 SDGs inform our teaching, research and service to the community.
The Academy leads and supports inclusive, high‑quality education through research, partnerships, and professional learning, helping educators create environments where every learner can thrive.
The School of Education at Murdoch University celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Recently, we celebrated Murdoch University's School of Education’s 50th Anniversary. We had a wonderful night with many guests, including alumni, final year education students and with speakers Associate Professor Peter Whipp (School of Education Dean), Professor Brian Hill, founding School of Education Dean, Hon Sabine Winton MLA, Minister for Education and the Hon Dr Tony Buti, Minister for Tertiary Education. The night was filled with amazing memories, connecting with old colleagues, sharing stories, and looking towards a bright future for Murdoch University.
