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Master of Education (Coursework)

Why enrol in the Master of Education?

The Sheridan College Master of Education (MEd) program promotes the emergence of educational leaders across the independent, Catholic and public school systems. The College seeks to train leaders and emerging who exemplify professional excellence, address the needs in their school community and can incorporate Christian perspectives into their personal and professional lives. Instruction takes place in a supportive environment that fosters intellectual inquiry, equips for professional practice and encourages servant leadership.

The units on offer in the Master of Education are grouped into three thematic streams: Educational Studies, Educational Research and Educational Leadership and Management. The College anticipates that the MEd program will be a catalyst for building capacity within each teacher's school, stimulating new research that will lead to school improvement, and cultivating a "learning community" for both students and staff. Teachers are encouraged to consult with their Principal to ensure that their research projects align with the strategic plans of their school, supporting focused plans for student learning and school improvement that will minimise disruption and maximise the benefit to the learning community.

Course Structure

The Masters program comprises 7 units for a total of 24 credit points. Each unit will be worth 3 credit points, with the exception of the Major Research Project, which is worth 6 credit points. Click here to download the Course Guide for the Master of Education.

Core Education Subjects (3 units)

• Worldview Foundations in Education
• Educational Research Methods
• Minor Research Project OR Major Research Project

Educational Studies Elective Subjects

• Curriculum Construction: Analysis and Perspectives
• Assessment and Evaluation: Refining Understandings and Practices
• Cognitive Science in Education

Leadership and Management Elective Subjects 

• Servant Leadership in Education
• Leading School Improvement
• Mentoring
• Leading Change

For further information about the individual units, please download the MEd Units Information.

The Master of Education is available to both domestic students and international students (CRICOS Code: 094941K).

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