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Faculty of Education
Higher Education
Melbourne, Parkville 1,177 followers
A global leader in teaching and education research.
About us
The Faculty of Education at The University of Melbourne is home to some of the world’s most recognised education experts. We are at the cutting edge of teaching and research nationally and globally. Our mission is to equip graduates to address the major educational challenges of our times. Become part of a community that is committed to changing lives through education. We offer full-time, part-time, online and in person options, from short courses all the way through to masters level, granting you greater flexibility.
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https://education.unimelb.edu.au/
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- 201-500 employees
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- Melbourne, Parkville
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How can kids make the most of technology while staying social and safe? Even though screen time often gets a bad reputation, Professor Nikki Rickard says there are practical things you can do to help kids use technology mindfully and maintain a healthy balance → unimelb.me/3DGNZvY
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We lose up to 20% of kids before they finish secondary school. In the latest episode of Talking Teaching, Sophie Specjal PhD, Professor Sandra Milligan and Jonathan Walter, Principal of Carey Baptist Grammar, discuss the importance of a holistic approach to education that empowers kids to thrive. Melbourne Metrics has been key to improving learning outcomes, through developing new ways to recognise and assess essential skills. Tap through to listen → unimelb.me/4iCBIsf
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Congratulations to our outstanding graduates 🎓📚 Welcome to the #UniMelbAlumni community – we're so proud of your hard work and commitment! As you step into your teaching careers, we can't wait to see how you inspire the next generation of learners 💙
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Congratulations to Professor Melitta Hogarth, a Kamilaroi woman and Director of Ngarrngga at the University of Melbourne, for being named the 2024 ACEL Vic Hedley Beare Educator of the Year! As Associate Dean (Indigenous), Principal Research Fellow, and Professor of Indigenous Education, Melitta’s leadership in advancing Indigenous rights in education is transformative. With nearly two decades of teaching experience and a nationally acclaimed PhD, her work is reshaping education. Reflecting on the recognition, Melitta shared: "From the age of five, I told my parents I was going to be a teacher and go to university. Five-year-old me would never have thought that one day I would be awarded the Hedley Beare Educator of the Year. I am humbled to be this year's recipient of this prestigious award." We are so proud of you, Melitta 💙
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With ATAR results about to be released, many students and parents are questioning their impact on future success. In the latest episode of Talking Teaching, out next week, Professor Sandra Milligan introduces Melbourne Metrics—a framework for assessing skills beyond ATAR. Joined by Jonathan Walter, Principal of Carey Baptist Grammar, they discuss how a holistic approach to education can boost confidence and expand opportunities. Sign up so you never miss an episode→ https://unimelb.me/3ZqFv3b
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In October, we renamed the Fritz Duras Memorial Lecture – a biennial series dating back to 1968 – to the HOPE (Health, Outdoor and Physical Education) lecture. The lecture was named for Duras with reason, given his formative place in the history of the Faculty of Education. But there are good reasons, now, for his name to be removed. Physical education pioneer Fritz Duras had a distinguished career, but new research in Dhoombak Goobgoowana, edited by Dr Ross Jones, Dr James Waghorne and Professor Marcia Langton AO, reveals his unsettling ties to the Eugenics Society of Victoria, a fact that can't be ignored. Read more → https://unimelb.me/3D6WJev
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Why is climate education so important for our future teachers? Associate Professor Kathryn Coleman and Dr Sarah Healy explain how calls for climate change education in classrooms, dating back to the '90s, have largely gone unanswered—and why it’s time for change. Learn more about their work at SWISP Research Lab and Speculative Thinking Consultancy → unimelb.me/4i56Dxb
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How do HELP repayments impact families? Recent changes to student loans are a step forward, but they’re not the whole solution—especially for people balancing HELP debt with family responsibilities. In his latest article for The Conversation, @Mark Warburton, Honorary Senior Fellow our Centre for the Study of Higher Education, breaks down: 🔹 The challenges of juggling HELP repayments with family obligations. 🔹 How current policies create high effective tax rates for parents. 🔹 Why we need more data on family circumstances to shape fairer policies. Dive deeper into the details → unimelb.me/3V36WPo