Master of Modern Languages Education

Masters (Coursework)

Become a language teacher in schools, language centres and universities around the world with our Master of Modern Languages Education.

Key details

Degree Type

Masters (Coursework)

Duration

2 years full-time

Course Code

095990D

Study Mode

In person

Intake Months

Mar, Jul

Domestic Fees

$27,040 per year / $54,080 total

About this course

Become a language teacher in schools, language centres and universities around the world with our Master of Modern Languages Education. This course focuses on languages other than English curriculum, pedagogy and language as they apply to classroom instruction.

Entry requirements

A three-year undergraduate degree or equivalent in any discipline area; and
A major in a language other than English, or provide a statement of equivalence

Meeting these requirements does not guarantee selection. In ranking applications, the Selection Committee will consider prior academic performance.

Students who are eligible for Victorian Institute of Teaching registration but seek additional recognition as an accredited Language teacher, must complete the Language Teaching specialisation. This includes four specialist core subjects, two research capstones and two electives. Specialisation students must also complete 22 days of placement at a school or similar setting during school hours.

Minimum Prior Qualification

Bachelor

Study locations

Parkville

How to apply

The University of Melbourne accepts online applications year-round from both domestic and international applicants.

Application closing datesMID-year intake, 2019

Round 1: 6 June 2019

Prepare your application

You may be required to provide the following supporting documentation with your application:

Previous academic transcripts
Evidence of degree completion (testamur)
Evidence of English language proficiency

It's also worth checking the advanced standing policy (PDF, 209 KB) to see if you are eligible to receive credit towards your chosen course.

Application process

Submit an online course application directly to the University of Melbourne.

Please note:

If you are a current or past University of Melbourne student or applicant, use your existing student ID/username and password. Registering as a first time applicant will delay the processing of your application.
Only submit one application per course with your preferred fee type and study load (full-time or part-time) if applicable.
Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP) are limited and are not available for all courses. Eligible applicants who cannot be offered a CSP will automatically be considered for an Australian Fee Place.

Application outcome

Application outcomes will be sent to your nominated email address or overseas representative.

Applicants are able to check the progress of their application by logging in to the online course application page.

Melbourne Graduate School of Education