Bachelor of Education (Health and Physical Education)

Yes. The University of Tasmania allows students to study both part-time and remotely, and can also provide credit for prior learning, making it flexible for students with families or other commitments.

Yes, the Bachelor of Education at UTAS includes teaching placements as part of the degree, which provide real-world classroom experience and opportunities to develop teaching skills in a variety of contexts.

UTAS is known for its strong student support. As one graduate noted, 'I never once felt like a number at UTAS and help was always an email or phone call away,' with tutors going above and beyond in responses to assignments and exceptional support provided during challenging circumstances.

Yes, the University of Tasmania's flexible study options, including part-time and remote study, make it well-suited for interstate students who may be balancing study with family or work commitments.

Graduates of the Bachelor of Education at UTAS are equipped to teach across a range of subject areas, including health, physical education, mathematics, literacy, ICT, science, art, and music.