A research degree is a unique opportunity to develop new skills, problem-solving abilities, and think logically, creatively and critically. You will be supported by a large community of academic staff with experience conducting research projects, presenting papers to international conferences and publishing academic journal articles and books.
You will expand and develop specialist knowledge in the field of education and provide evidence of independent thought and the ability to manage a research project. You will improve your career progression with professional skills that will make you competitive in your field and make a valuable contribution to new knowledge.
Postgraduate research opportunities are available across a range of disciplines in education.
Note: This information is for international students.
Application:
There are two main ways to apply for courses at Victoria University: through the Victoria Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTACVictorian Tertiary Admissions Centre) or by applying directly to VU.
To qualify for admission to the course, applicants must have a university degree completed at a meritorious level; and satisfied the School that they have aptitude for an extended research project. The latter requirement can be met either by extensive experience in the field of education and training, or by completion of an approved introductory research methodology activity.
McKechnie Street, St Albans
The extensive grounds of the 32 hectare St Albans Campus sit alongside Jones Creek and native grasslands dotted with sugar gums. The campus consists of contemporary buildings encircling a large piazza.
As well as arts and science programs, the campus has state-of-the-art research centres, including a sleep laboratory and a 'wet lab' for marine studies.
Take a train to St Albans station or take a local bus. It's 20-25 minutes by car from the city centre.
The Melway street directory map reference is Map 25 K3.