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Student Handbook, Semester 2, 2005: Education Courses and Teaching Areas

The following courses are only available to Education students enrolled in the Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Science:

EDU100 Becoming a Teacher
EDU101 Learning about Learning
EDU201 Language and Literacies in Education
EDU210 Professional Practice 1
EDU301 Vocational and Enterprise Education
EDU302 E-Learning Leader
EDU303 Education for Sustainability
EDU304 Internship
EDU310 Professional Practice 2
EDU311 Professional Practice 3
EDU312 Professional Practice 4
EDU320 Middle Phase Science Curriculum
EDU321 Middle Phase Mathematics Curriculum
EDU322 Middle Phase Health and Physical Education Curriculum
EDU323 Middle Phase Business Curriculum
EDU324 Middle Phase ICT Curriculum
EDU325 Middle Phase English Curriculum
EDU326 Middle Phase Second Language Curriculum
EDU327 Middle Phase Studies of Society and Environment Curriculum
EDU330 Senior Phase Curriculum

The following teaching areas are only available to Education students.

Teaching Areas within the Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Arts

Major Teaching Areas
English
Geography
Indonesian
Italian
Japanese
Modern History

Minor Teaching Areas
Civics
English
Mathematics (from the Faculty of Science)
Studies of Society and Environment

Major/Minor Teaching Areas within the Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Business

Accounting Education/Business Education
Accounting Education/ICT Education
Business Education/ICT Education
ICT Education/Business Education

Teaching Areas within the Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Science

Major Teaching Areas
Biology
Chemistry
Health
Marine Studies
Mathematics
Physical Education
Physics

Minor Teaching Areas
Mathematics (recommended)
Civics (from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences)
English (from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences)
Studies of Society and Environment (from the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences)