Bachelor of Education

Griffith University has received more Australian Awards for University Teaching than any other university, including three Arts, Education and Law staff being named Australian University Teacher of the Year. The School of Education and Professional Studies is home to educators like Dr Kevin Larkin, the 2018 Australian University Teacher of the Year, who has transformed how mathematics education is taught.

The Bachelor of Education is delivered through the School of Education and Professional Studies, which is part of Griffith University's Arts, Education and Law academic group — the largest and most diverse academic group in the University, with a presence across all six Griffith University campuses.

Graduates can pursue careers in education at various levels. A notable example is Griffith alumna Rebecca Johnson, a primary school science teacher who has published over 80 educational books and has won national awards for curriculum design.

Griffith University's Arts, Education and Law group, which includes the School of Education and Professional Studies, has a presence across all six Griffith University campuses, though specific campus availability for the Bachelor of Education is not detailed on this page.

Yes, the Arts, Education and Law group, which houses the School of Education and Professional Studies, fosters an environment where research intensity can flourish, with its academic community undertaking outstanding scholarship and research that makes a major contribution to society.