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Master of Teaching Pathways 2022
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Contents
Master of Teaching Pathway Requirements ........................................................................................... 3
Key Terms ................................................................................................................................................ 4
Available Major and/or Minor Learning Areas ........................................................................................ 5
Learning Area: English ............................................................................................................................. 6
Creative Writing and Literature Major OR ................................................................................. 6
English and Creative Writing (students enrolled pre-2019 only) ................................................. 6
Learning Area: Languages ....................................................................................................................... 7
Languages Major: French Studies .............................................................................................. 7
Languages Major: Italian Studies ............................................................................................... 8
Languages Major: Japanese Studies .......................................................................................... 8
Learning Area: Humanities and Social Sciences (HaSS) ........................................................................... 9
History and Cultural Studies (students enrolled pre-2019 only) .................................................. 9
Cultural Studies ...................................................................................................................... 10
History and Global Politics ...................................................................................................... 10
Australian History Major ........................................................................................................ 11
Learning Area: Media Arts / Digital Media ............................................................................................ 12
Film and Television ................................................................................................................. 12
Digital Media (DBCI) ............................................................................................................... 12
Learning Area: Performing Arts Drama ................................................................................................. 13
Pathway 1: MBAA Bachelor of Arts (Performing Arts) with the Master of Teaching (Secondary) . 13
Performing Arts Major (Drama) .............................................................................................. 13
Learning Area: Psychology (minor only) ............................................................................................... 13
Psychology Minor ................................................................................................................... 13
Learning Area: Visual Arts ..................................................................................................................... 14
Visual Arts .............................................................................................................................. 14
Other Minor Learning Areas .................................................................................................................. 15
Mathematics (Generalist Maths - Minor Only) ......................................................................... 15
Science (Junior Science) (Minor Only) ...................................................................................... 15
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Master of Teaching Pathway Requirements
Students should consider the following:
• For entry into the Master of Teaching (Secondary), you are required to complete at least
one major and one minor learning area aligned to the Australian Curriculum at
undergraduate level.
1. A major learning area consists of a minimum of six courses (27 units), including a
minimum of two advanced courses (AQF Level 3).
2. A minor learning area consists of a minimum of four courses (18 units), including a
minimum of two intermediate courses (AQF Level 2)
• Courses need to be clearly planned and aligned with the appropriate year level i.e.
Introductory courses are AQF Level 1, Intermediate courses are AQF Level 2 and Advanced
courses are AQF Level 3. This ensures the courses align with the standards required by
Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership (AITSL).
• Please submit your proposed study plan for approval to your Program Director. If your
program has not been identified as a guaranteed pathway but you are interested in the
Master of Teaching, please also seek further advice from your Program Director.
Program Directors in UniSA Justice and Society and UniSA Creative are:
MBAA: Dr Jonathan Crichton
MBCD: Ms Rebecca Somerfield
MBME: Dr Josh McCarthy
MBJR: Dr Bonita Mason
MBJC: Dr Bonita Mason
DBCI: Mr Andrew Wallace
Teaching Eligibility Information
• Graduates will be qualified to teach up to/including Year 10 students in their minor learning
area on completion of their Masters of Teaching program.
• Graduates will be qualified to teach up to/including Year 12 students in their major learning
area on completion of their Masters of Teaching program.
• Please note that all applicants for the Master of Teaching must fulfil non-academic entry
requirements, including a Teaching Capabilities Statement.
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Key Terms
Below is a glossary of key terms used within this information handbook.
Course – each course you undertake at UniSA is normally 4.5 units. Some larger courses are 9 units.
If you are a full-time student, you would generally complete four courses per semester (18 units).
Program – your UniSA program is made up from a selection of courses. A full-time student will
generally complete eight courses per year (36 units). A three-year (full time) degree equates to 108
units.
AQF Level – All courses offered within UniSA degrees must align appropriately with the Australian
Quality Framework (AQF). First year courses are generally Level 1 (introductory), second year
courses Level 2 (intermediate) and third or fourth-year courses are Level 3 (advanced).
Major - A sequence of eight courses (36 units) within your chosen program. A major generally
consists of two introductory courses (AQF Level 1), two intermediate courses (AQF Level 2) and four
advanced courses (AQF Level 3).
Minor – A sequence of four courses (18 units) within your program. A minor generally includes a
minimum of two intermediate courses (AQF Level 2).
Major Learning Area (Teaching Pathway) - A ‘major learning area’ is a group of courses (6 – 10
courses) which provides you with advanced knowledge in this field aligned to the Australian
Curriculum. To be eligible to move through the Master of Teaching Pathway you will require one
‘major learning area’ and one ‘minor learning area’.
Minor Learning Area (Teaching Pathway) - A ‘minor learning area’ is a group of courses (minimum
of 4 courses) which provides you with intermediate knowledge in this field aligned to the Australian
Curriculum. To be eligible to move through the Master of Teaching Pathway you will require one
‘major learning area’ and one ‘minor learning area’.
Note: The Minor Learning Area of Psychology requires the completion of 6 courses.
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Available Major and/or Minor Learning Areas
This information is specific to students studying in DBCI (Bachelor of Creative Industries), MBME
(Bachelor of Media Arts) or MBAA (Bachelor of Arts)
Note: Students studying the Bachelor of Media Arts only need to select a minor learning area. Their
major learning area will automatically be ‘Media Arts’ as part of their program.
LEARNING AREA MAJOR MINOR SEE PAGE
# NOTES
Art
Visual Art Yes Yes 14
Drama Yes Yes 13
Media Arts
Yes
*Yes
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FOR MAJOR LEARNING AREA: DBCI students with a Digital Media major must use an elective to complete the required 6 courses. MBAA and DBCI (all other majors) students must use their electives and minor to complete the required 6 courses for a major learning area.
*MINOR ONLY: MBME Film and Television students must consult their Program Director for a revised study plan if they wish to pursue this minor.
English English Yes Yes 6
Languages
French Italian Japanese
Yes Yes Yes
Yes
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Language courses are studied through the MBAA program for the MDLA Diploma of Languages. Courses are however planned and organised by UniSA Education Futures and all enquiries should be made with them.
Science
Junior Science
No
Yes
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Can be a combination of Biology, Chemistry, or Physics and Earth and Environmental Science to teach to Year 10
Humanities and Social Sciences (HaSS)
HaSS (combined History and Geography courses)
Yes
Yes
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At least one physical Geography course is required - the other geography can be civics and citizenship, or economics, or business
Australian History Yes Yes 11
Geography
No
Yes
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One Geography course can be civics and citizenship, or economics, or business - others must be physical geography. For a full minor, please consult with the School of Education.
Maths
Generalist Maths
No
Yes
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Minor can be in one area of maths - engineering maths, algebra, geometry, statistics, probability, applied maths
Psychology
Psychology
No
Yes
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Students are required to complete a minimum of six courses to complete a Psychology minor learning area as part of the Master of Teaching (Secondary).
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Learning Area: English
Pathway 1: MBAA Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing and Literature) OR (English and Creative Writing (pre 2019) with the Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Pathway 2: DBCI Bachelor of Creative Industries (Creative Writing and Literature) with the
Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Students majoring in ‘English and Creative Writing’ or ‘Creative Writing and Literature’ complete eight courses as part of their program requirements.
The courses identified in the table below () relate to the minimum number of courses needed for entry into the Master of Teaching with English as either a minor or major learning area.
Creative Writing and Literature Major OR
English and Creative Writing (students enrolled pre-2019 only)
Course Level SP Minor LA Major LA
1 Major 1: Creative Writing and Literature: An Introduction (COMM 1061)
Introductory SP2 ✓ ✓
2 Major 2: Creative Writing Workshop (COMM 1045) Introductory SP5 ✓ ✓
3 Major 3: Writing and Reading Fiction and Poetry (COMM 2058)
Intermediate SP2 ✓ ✓
4 Major 4: Reworking the Canon (LANG 2042) Intermediate SP5 ✓ ✓
5 *Major 5: The Writer’s World (LANG 3042) Advanced SP2 ✓
6 *Major 6: World Literatures and English (LANG 3030)
Advanced SP2 ✓
7 *Major 7: Creative Writing Theory and Practice (LANG 3043)
Advanced SP5 ✓
8 *Major 8: The Power of Story (LANG 2005) Advanced SP5 ✓
* Students can choose any two Advanced Level 3 courses as part of their major learning area requirements.
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required course for Teaching Pathway
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Learning Area: Languages
Pathway 1: MBAA Bachelor of Arts (Languages) with the Master of Teaching (Secondary) Pathway 2: MDLA Diploma in Languages with the Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Students majoring in French, Italian or Japanese complete eight courses as part of their program requirements. The courses identified in the table below () relate to the minimum number of courses for entry into the Master of Teaching with the chosen language as either a minor or major learning area. It is possible to complete other languages via cross institutional enrolment to meet the study requirements to be a teacher of languages at secondary school. Students born overseas with high proficiency in a language taught in schools would be eligible to include Languages Education in their MMET program (subject to PD approval).
Languages Major: French Studies Course Level SP Minor
LA Major LA
1 Major 1: French 1A (LANG 1022) Introductory SP2 ✓ ✓
2 Major 2: French 1B (LANG 1023) Introductory SP5 ✓ ✓
3 Major 3: French 2A (LANG 1024) Intermediate SP2 ✓ ✓
4 Major 4: French 2B (LANG 1025) Intermediate SP5 ✓ ✓
5 Major 5: French 3A (LANG 3004) Advanced SP2 ✓*
6 Major 6: French 3B (LANG 3005) Advanced SP5 ✓*
Students choose from one of the options below:
7+8 *Major 7+8: European Languages In- Country (LANG 3036) - 9 units
Advanced SP7 *
7+8 *Major 7+8: Advanced Languages Studies: Translation and Research (LANG 3034) – 9 units
Advanced SP7 *
* Students can choose ‘LANG 3036 European Languages In-Country’ or ‘LANG 3034 Advanced Language Studies: Translation and Research (both 9 unit courses) in place of ‘LANG 3004 French 3A’ and ‘LANG 3005 French 3B’ as part of their major learning area requirements.
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway
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Languages Major: Italian Studies Course Level SP Minor
LA Major LA
1 Major 1: Italian 1A (LANG 1026) Introductory SP2 ✓ ✓
2 Major 2: Italian 1B (LANG 1027) Introductory SP5 ✓ ✓
3 Major 3: Italian 2A (LANG 1029) Intermediate SP2 ✓ ✓
4 Major 4: Italian 2B (LANG 1028) Intermediate SP5 ✓ ✓
5 Major 5: Italian 3A (LANG 3012) Advanced SP2 ✓*
6 Major 6: Italian 3B (LANG 3013) Advanced SP5 ✓*
Students choose from one of the options below:
7+8 *Major 7+8: European Languages In- Country (LANG 3036) - 9 units
Advanced SP7 *
7+8 *Major 7+8: Advanced Languages Studies: Translation and Research (LANG 3034) – 9 units
Advanced SP7 *
* Students can choose ‘LANG 3036 European Languages In-Country’ or ‘LANG 3034 Advanced Language Studies: Translation and Research (both 9 unit courses) in place of ‘LANG 3012 Italian 3A’ and ‘LANG 3013 Italian 3B’ as part of their major learning area requirements.
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway
Languages Major: Japanese Studies Course Level SP Minor
LA Major LA
1 Major 1: Japanese 1A (LANG 1033) Introductory SP2 ✓ ✓
2 Major 2: Japanese 1B (LANG 1034) Introductory SP5 ✓ ✓
3 Major 3: Japanese 2A (LANG 1031) Intermediate SP2 ✓ ✓
4 Major 4: Japanese 2B (LANG 1032) Intermediate SP5 ✓ ✓
5 Major 5: Japanese 3A (LANG 3006) Advanced SP2 ✓*
6 Major 6: Japanese 3B (LANG 3007) Advanced SP5 ✓*
Students choose from one of the options below:
7+8 *Major 7+8: Asian Languages In- Country (LANG 2039) – 9 units
Intermediate SP7 *
7+8 Major 7+8: Advanced Languages Studies: Translation and Research (LANG 3034) – 9 units
Advanced SP7` *
* Students can choose ‘LANG 3036 European Languages In-Country’ or ‘LANG 3034 Advanced Language Studies: Translation and Research (both 9 unit courses) in place of ‘LANG 3006 Japanese 3A’ and ‘LANG 3007 Japanese 3B’ as part of their major learning area requirements.
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway
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Learning Area: Humanities and Social Sciences (HaSS)
Pathway 1: MBAA Bachelor of Arts (History and Cultural Studies) – enrolled prior to 2019. Pathway 2: MBAA Bachelor of Arts (Cultural Studies) with the Master of Teaching (Secondary).
You must complete at least two Geography courses as your Electives or Minor Pathway 3: MBAA Bachelor of Arts (History and Global Politics) with the Master of Teaching
(Secondary). You are required to complete at least two Geography courses as your Electives or Minor
Pathway 4: MBAP Bachelor of Arts (Aboriginal Cultures and Australian Society) with the Master of Teaching (Secondary).
A major learning area usually consists of a minimum of six courses (27 units) or equivalent, with a minimum of two courses at Advanced level. ALL students must complete a minimum of two geography courses from the choices listed with their major area. These can be taken as electives in your MBAA program.
The courses identified in the table below () relate to the minimum number of courses for entry into the Master of Teaching as either a minor or major learning area. This may be different to the requirements for the Major within the MBAA or DBCI programs. Please see the MBAA and DBCI requirements here.
History and Cultural Studies (students enrolled pre-2019 only) Course Level SP Minor LA Major LA
1 Major 1 (History): Introduction to Cultural Studies (HUMS 1054)
Introductory SP2 ✓
2 Major 2 (History): Forging a Nation: Australian History 1920 – Present (HUMS 2034)
Intermediate SP5 ✓ ✓
3 Major 3 (History): Global Power in the Indo-Pacific Region (POLI 2032) OR Communication, Culture and Aboriginal Australians (COMM 2060) OR Asia Literacy and the Asian Century (EDUC 2096) (Australia in the Asian Century (POLI 2003) - Archived end 2020)
Intermediate SP2/ SP5/SP2
✓ ✓
4 Major 4 (History): Space, Place and Culture (HUMS 3048) OR Researching Culture (HUMS 3050)
Advanced SP5/ SP2
✓
5 Major 5 (History): A History of Ideas (HUMS 3047) OR Power and Resistance - 1900-present (HUMS 3049)
Advanced SP5/ SP2
✓
Geography Electives Level SP Minor LA Major LA
1 Major 1 (Geography): Caring for Country (ENVT 1017) OR Astronomy and the Universe (PHYS1015) OR Earth Systems (EART 1010)
Introductory SP5
SP2
✓ ✓
2 Major 2 (Geography): Environment: A Human Perspective (ENVT 1013) OR
Space, Place and Culture (HUMS 3048) OR Sustainable Development: A Global Perspective (POLI 2019)
Introductory
Intermediate
SP2
SP5 SP5
✓ ✓
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway
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Cultural Studies Course Level SP Minor LA Major LA
1 Major 1 (History): Introduction to Cultural Studies (HUMS 1054)
Introductory SP2 ✓ ✓
2 Major 2 (History): Everyday Cultures Now and Then (HUMS 2037)
Intermediate SP5 ✓ ✓
3 Major 3 (History): Space, Place and Culture (HUMS 3048)
Advanced SP5 ✓
4 Major 4 (History): A History of Ideas (HUMS 3047) Advanced SP5 ✓
Geography Electives Level SP Minor LA Major LA
1 Major 1 (Geography): Caring for Country (ENVT 1017) OR Astronomy and the Universe (PHYS1015) OR Earth Systems (EART 1010)
Introductory SP5
SP2
✓ ✓
2 Major 2 (Geography): Environment: A Human Perspective (ENVT 1013) OR Space, Place and Culture (HUMS 3048) OR Sustainable Development: A Global Perspective (POLI 2019)
Introductory
Intermediate
SP2
SP5 SP5
✓ ✓
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway
History and Global Politics Course Level SP Minor LA Major
LA
1 Major 1 (History): Global Politics and Development POLI 1020
Introductory SP2 ✓
2 Major 2 (History): World History Trends and Transformations HUMS 1055
Introductory SP5 ✓
3 Major 3 (History): Global Power in the Indo-Pacific Region (POLI 2032)
Intermediate SP2 ✓ ✓
4 Major 4 (History): Power and Resistance - 1900- present (HUMS 3049)
Advanced SP2 ✓ ✓
5 Major 5 (History): United States History & Contending Cultural Identities HUMS 3055
Advanced SP5 ✓
6 Major 6 (History): Villains, Victims and Outsiders: Marginalisation in World Affairs POLI 3019
Advanced SP5 ✓
Geography Electives Level SP Minor LA
Major LA
1 Major 1 (Geography): Caring for Country (ENVT 1017) OR Astronomy and the Universe (PHYS1015) OR Earth Systems (EART 1010)
Introductory
Introductory
SP5
SP2
✓ ✓
2 Major 2 (Geography): Environment: A Human Perspective (ENVT 1013) OR Space, Place and Culture (HUMS 3048) OR Sustainable Development: A Global Perspective (POLI 2019) The Politics of Environmental Change in Australia and Asia (POLI 2031)
Introductory
Introductory
Intermediate
Intermediate
SP2
SP5 SP5
SP2
✓
✓
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Australian History Major Course Level SP *Minor LA Major LA
1 Major 1 (Geography): Caring for Country (ENVT 1017) OR Astronomy and the Universe (PHYS1015)
Introductory SP5
✓ ✓
2 Major 2 (Geography): Environment: A Human Perspective (ENVT 1013)
Introductory SP2 ✓ ✓
3 Major 3 (History): Comparative Indigenous Studies (HUMS 2017) OR Segregation and Resistance: Aboriginal People and Government (HUMS 2035)
Intermediate SP2
SP5
✓
✓
4 Major 3 (History): Forging a Nation: Australian History 1920 - Present (HUMS 2034)
Intermediate SP5 ✓ ✓
* Students then select any two of the below course options for a Major Learning Area
5/6
Major 5 & 6:
Things that Matter: The Material Culture of Australia's Past (HUMS 3045) OR
Oral History Workshop: People and Place (HUMS 3044) OR
Identity and Representation (HUMS 3014)
Advanced
Advanced
Advanced
SP2
SP5
SP2
*
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway *Note: Minor Learning Area qualifies students to teach a minor in ‘History’ only
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Learning Area: Media Arts / Digital Media
Pathway 1: (Minor Only) MBME Bachelor of Film and Television with the Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Pathway 2: DBCI Bachelor of Creative Industries - Digital Media major with the Master of
Teaching (Secondary)
Film and Television Course Level SP *Minor
LA
1 Hollywood Film and Television (INFT 1015) Introductory SP2
2 Introduction to Digital Media (INFT 1014) Introductory SP2 ✓
3 Digital Design Essentials (COMM 1066) Introductory SP5 ✓
4 Design for Digital Technologies (COMM 2080) Intermediate SP2 ✓
5 Web Design and Development (COMM 2082) Intermediate SP5 ✓
6 Experimental Studio (COMM 3066) Advanced SP2
7 Web Design Technology (GRAP 3012) Advanced SP2
7 Creative Production (COMM 3065) Advanced SP5
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway
*Note: Students studying MBME must seek a personalised study plan to allow them to complete the minor successfully.
Digital Media (DBCI) Course Level SP *Minor
LA Major LA
1 Introduction to Digital Media (INFT 1014) Introductory SP2 ✓ ✓
2 Digital Design Essentials (COMM 1066) Introductory SP5 ✓ ✓
3 Design for Digital Technologies (COMM 2080) Intermediate SP2 ✓ ✓
4 Web Design and Development (COMM 2082) Intermediate SP5 ✓ ✓
5 Experimental Studio (COMM 3066) * Advanced SP2 ✓
6 Creative Production (COMM 3065) Advanced SP5 ✓
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway
*Note: Students must use one of their electives to complete Experimental Studio (COMM 3066)
*Note 2: Students studying the Bachelor of Arts must use their minor (4 courses) and electives (2 courses) to complete the six courses required for a major learning area in Media Arts.
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Learning Area: Performing Arts Drama
Pathway 1: MBAA Bachelor of Arts (Performing Arts) with the Master of Teaching (Secondary) Pathway 2: DBCI Bachelor of Creative Industries – Performing Arts Major with the Master
of Teaching (Secondary)
Performing Arts Major (Drama) Course Level SP Minor LA Major LA
1 Major 1: Stage Performance (PERF 1011) Introductory SP2 ✓ ✓
2 Major 2: Music Performance (PERF 1010) Introductory SP5
3 Major 3: Cabaret: Context and Practice (PERF 2013)
Intermediate SP3
✓ ✓
4 Major 4: State Theatre Masterclass (PERF 2021) Intermediate SP4 ✓ ✓
5 Major 5: Digital Performance (PERF 2014) Intermediate SP5 ✓ ✓
6 Major 6: World Music Theatre (PERF 3007) Advanced SP5
7+8 Major 7+8: Live Performance Production (PERF 3008) – 9 units
Advanced SP2 ✓✓
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway
Nb. The MMET “Music Pathway” is only available for continuing JMA students studying the Diploma of Music DBJM as entry into the MBAA program, or students with a relevant qualification in music. Relevancy will be considered on a case by case basis by UniSA Education Futures.
Learning Area: Psychology (minor only)
Pathway: MBAA Bachelor of Arts (Psychology) with the Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Select 6 courses – this minor learning area requires the completion of six courses and can only lead to a
Minor Learning Area in the Master of Teaching program. MBAA students studying Psychology as a minor only
must use their minor (4 courses) and two electives to make up the six courses required.
Psychology Minor Course Level SP *Minor
LA Major LA
COMPULSORY CORE COURSES
1 Psychology 1A (BEHL 1003) Introductory SP2 ✓ *
2 Psychology 1B (BEHL 1004) Introductory SP5 ✓ *
3 Introductory Research Methods (BEHL 2005) Introductory SP5 ✓ *
Plus two of the following:
4 Cognitive Psychology (BEHL 3002)
OR Developmental Psychology (BEHL 3001)
Intermediate SP2 ✓ *
5 Social and Community Psychology (BEHL 2006) Intermediate SP5 ✓ *
Plus one of the following:
6 Personality Psychology (BEHL 3024) Advanced SP2 ✓ *
7 Clinical and Abnormal Psychology (BEHL 3004) Advanced SP5 ✓ *
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway
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Learning Area: Visual Arts
Pathway 1: DBCI Bachelor of Creative Industries – Contemporary Arts Studies Major with the
Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Pathway 2: MBAA Bachelor of Arts (Minor only) with the Master of Teaching (Secondary)
Pathway 3: DBCX Bachelor of Contemporary Art with the Master of Teaching (Secondary). Students in DBCX will need to complete a minor (4 x 4.5 unit courses) from one of the of learning areas listed on the contents page.
Visual Arts Course Level SP *Minor
LA Major LA
1 3D Contemporary Art Studio (VSAR 1105) OR Reading Visual Culture 1 (VSAR 1100)
Introductory Introductory
SP2 ✓ ✓
2 2D Contemporary Art Studio (VSAR 1104) OR Reading Visual Culture 2 (VSAR 2100)
Introductory Intermediate
SP5 ✓ ✓
3 Art and Australian Culture (VSAR 3015) Intermediate SP2 ✓ ✓
4 Contemporary Art Career Development (VSAR 3021) Advanced SP5 ✓ ✓
5 Contextualising Studio Practice (VSAR 2109) Advanced SP2 ✓
6 Elective - Advanced (level 3) from the Major list on the Contemporary Arts MSM page https://study.unisa.edu.au/msm/1281
Advanced Various ✓
SP = Study Period LA = Learning Area ✓ = required courses for Teaching Pathway
* Please note, to maximise your opportunities for employment as a visual arts teacher upon completion of the Master of Teaching degree, including courses in the following areas would be recommended and that at least one course in either painting or drawing is undertaken:
• Painting • Drawing • Sculpture • Photography • Printmaking
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Other Minor Learning Areas
The following ‘teaching’ minor learning areas are available from outside the School of Creative
Industries:
• Mathematics
• Science (Junior Science)
A minor learning area consists of four courses. Students undertaking a sub-major as part of their
program requirements will be required to complete six courses and should refer to the University’s
Majors/sub-majors/minors website for a full list of details.
Mathematics (Generalist Maths - Minor Only) Course Level SP *Minor LA
1 Calculus 1 (MATH 1054) Introductory SP2 ✓
2 Statistical Methods (MATH 1068) Introductory SP2 ✓
3 Linear Algebra (MATH 1056) Introductory SP5 ✓
4 Discrete Mathematics (MATH 1043)
OR
Geometry (MATH 2033)
Intermediate SP2
SP5
✓
Science (Junior Science) (Minor Only)
Course Level SP *Minor LA
Students select four courses from the below options (must complete at least 1 chemistry, 1 biology and 1 physics course). Please check prerequisites.
1 Environment: A Human Perspective (ENVT 1013) Introductory SP2
2 Chemistry 100 (CHEM 1006) Introductory SP2
3 Sustainable Ecosystems (BIOL 1015) Introductory SP5
4 Astronomy and the Universe (PHYS1015) Introductory SP5
6 Chemistry 101 (CHEM 1007) Introductory SP5
7 Earth Systems (EART 1010) Introductory SP2
8 Science and Sustainability 1B: Atmosphere and Climate (EDUC 2065)
Intermediate SP5
9 Coastal Environments (BIOL 4001) Advanced SP1
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