Bachelor of Educational Studies Australian Catholic University (ACU)

Cricos: 00004G

Award	Attendance	Study	Duration	Start	Domestic fees	International fees
UG:Bachelor	On-Campus	Full-time	3 years	February	$4120 year per	$4120 year per

Course fee notes

First year fees;

$4120 CSP

ACU is currently offering Commonwealth supported places (CSP) for this course. In a CSP, the Australian Government subsidises the cost of your course. You'll pay the remainder, known as the student contribution amount.

Course overview

The Bachelor of Educational Studies is a pathway for students who wish to consider future study in teaching in early childhood, primary and secondary education, and is suited for a career in corporate training, educational consultancy, online learning, vocational and community education, curriculum writing, youth services or adult learning.

Minimum Duration:

3 years full-time or equivalent part-time

Campus:

Ballarat, Blacktown, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, North Sydney, Strathfield

The Bachelor of Educational Studies allows students to take their first step towards teaching or other education-related fields.

This course is a pathway for students who are passionate about becoming teachers but do not meet the admission rank for their desired pre-service teacher degree. Students not meeting subject prerequisite requirements in QLD and/or VIC should undertake the Diploma in Educational Studies (Tertiary Preparation) as their pathway. Eligible students who successfully complete their first year of study (subject to meeting certain progression and non-academic requirements) may apply for transfer into the second year of the Bachelor of Education suite.

This degree allows students to gain the necessary knowledge to pursue a career in corporate training, educational consultancy, online learning, vocational and community education, curriculum writing, youth services or adult learning.

This course will not lead to early childhood, primary or secondary teacher registration in Australia, and no practicum is undertaken by graduates who complete the three-year course.