Postgraduate Guide Fremantle 2021

Master of Education (Religious Education) The Master of Education (Religious Education) is a one-year, full-time degree that provides an in-depth understanding of Catholic theology and religious practice for those wishing to develop their religious education skills and qualifications. If you are in a leadership position or work within the field of religious studies, this is the ideal degree for you. Program code: 5031 Commencement: Summer Term, Semester 1 Winter Term, Semester 2 Duration: 1 year full-time or equivalent part-time Study mode: Fremantle Campus (Blended learning), 100% Online Why study this degree? Do you currently work within the field of religious studies? Are you passionate about sharing your love of spirituality with your students? If so, you should consider the Master of Education (Religious Education) from Notre Dame. The Master of Education (Religious Education) is a coursework degree that requires the completion of eight courses, including two compulsory courses, one elective and five specialisation courses. Topics include Critical and Creative Thinking in Religious Education, Theories and Models of Leadership for Catholic Schools, and Religious and Spiritual Development of Young People. Because we understand that you already have a busy schedule and many existing commitments, tuition for this degree is extremely flexible. You may choose to attend your classes in person or online, and any face- to-face classes are generally scheduled during school holidays or on Saturdays to accommodate your needs. Program summary • One Theology or Philosophy course • One Elective (to be chosen from Religious Education, Leadership and Management, Early Childhood Education, Special Learning Needs, Curriculum) • Applied Research Methods in Education • Five specialisation courses Specialisation courses • Critical and Creative Thinking In Religious Education • Retreat Leadership in Catholic Schools • Christian Formation in Education • Values across the Curriculum • Critical Issues in Catholic Schooling • Critical Issues in Religious Education • Understanding Jesus’ Heritage: Implications for Religious Education • Justice and Social Teaching • Pastoral Care and the School • Theories and Models of Leadership for Catholic Schools • Educating for a New Earth and the Environmental Challenge • Theology of Leadership • The Religious and Spiritual Capabilities of Young People • The Professional Religious Educator Entry requirements A student applying for the Master of Education (Religious Education) must have all of the following: • The equivalent of a four-year teaching qualification • A GPA of at least 2.5 or higher • At least three years of full-time professional experience in either a primary or secondary school setting APPLY DIRECT NOTREDAME.EDU.AU/POSTGRAD | 45