A Master of Inclusive Education gives you the skills you need to support people with additional needs in a range of settings, including early childhood, primary, secondary and post-school. And if you are qualified to teach in either primary or secondary school, you will emerge as a recognised Special Education teacher for K-12 by the NSW Department of Education.

This three-year part-time course is delivered online and on-campus, to fit in with your busy teaching schedule. A four-day-intensive teaching session is held in January and July each year, with an additional mid-semester one-day workshop. If you have a postgraduate (Level 8) qualification in Education or a related discipline, you can apply for up to four units Advanced Standing, meaning you can complete your studies in just two years.

As an inclusive education graduate, you can look forward to career opportunities in:

• Special education teachers in government and non-government agencies
• Early childhood intervention specialists