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Summary

People with skills in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) are in demand across the globe. Preparing the next generation of talented workers requires teachers who can inspire a love of STEM. High-quality teachers are important role models - guiding students during what can be an exciting and challenging time in their lives.

In the Bachelor of Science component of this degree, you'll combine a major in the discipline of your first teaching subject with a second science teaching subject. The Bachelor of Education (Secondary) component provides you with the equivalent of two years full-time professional study. You'll be taught by academics who are researching the latest approaches to teaching, learning and science. Macquarie is a leader in educational research, particularly in the areas of information and communication technology, and maths and science.

Key features

Acquire Key Learning Area subject content knowledge

Gain the qualifications to teach biology, chemistry, earth and environmental sciences, mathematics or physics. Be classroom ready by the time you graduate

Engage in early childhood, primary and secondary settings in year one, and local or regional professional placements in year two. Seamlessly transition to your career

Attend dedicated workshops in your final year to support your transition from university to the teaching profession. Benefit from our links with partner schools and on-campus centres

Enhance your learning via our links with hub and partner schools, which facilitate ongoing engagement with teachers and classrooms.

Career Outcomes

Professions

Education adviser

Education officer

Education policy adviser

Education researcher

Secondary teacher

Employers

Catholic Education

Department of Education

Education and training sector

Government schools

Independent schools

• Astronomy and Astrophysics
• Biology
• Chemistry
Earth and Environmental Sciences
Human Biology
Mathematics
Physics