Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Science

University of the Sunshine Coast - Sunshine Coast

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Overview

Inspire a new generation to discover science. This double degree lets you combine your passion for science with five-star teaching skills, qualifying you to teach students in Years 7-12. Specialise in two teaching areas such as biology, chemistry, mathematics, geography or psychology. Plan lessons, assess students, and manage a classroom. Teach a diverse range of students in varied educational settings.In this program you will have the opportunity to experience different school settings and learners by taking a trip to rural and remote areas. You will also gain eligibility to become members of the Queensland College of Teachers. For more information, visit Bachelor of Education (Secondary)/Bachelor of Science at UniSC - University of the Sunshine Coast.

Prerequisites

Majors

Biological sciences; chemical sciences; mathematical sciences

Potential Career Outcomes

Community education centres, education consultant, education policy analyst, private practice tutor, secondary school teacher, teacher of English overseas, youth support worker.

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Admission Criteria

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