Credit points
20
Approved locations
- Online
Note:
Postgraduate courses: Normally studied online. On‑campus offerings may be available subject to enrolment demand.
Additional information
Chemistry examines the composition, properties, and behaviour of matter and the chemical processes that underpin the natural and built world. The teaching area develops students’ understanding of chemical reactions, materials, and energy changes, while building strong analytical, practical, and problem‑solving skills through laboratory practice and scientific inquiry. Chemistry supports pathways into secondary teaching, science‑related roles, and further study, and complements other STEM teaching areas by highlighting chemistry’s central role in contemporary society.
Admission requirements
Disclaimer: The course entry requirements above are for 2027 Admission.
Completion requirements
Students in the following courses must complete:
- Master of Teaching (Secondary)
- Master of Teaching (Secondary) (Internship)
- Master of Teaching (Secondary) (Leading Learning)
- Master of Teaching (Secondary) /Graduate Certificate in Religious Education
- 20 cp from Chemistry Postgraduate Curriculum, Pedagogy and Assessment (CPA) units (Part A)