Master of Education

The Master of Education is offered through the School of Education and Professional Studies, which is part of Griffith University's Arts, Education and Law group.

The Arts, Education and Law group is the largest and most diverse academic group at Griffith University, with a presence across all six campuses. It focuses on developing programs to prepare students for a changing world and fosters an environment where research intensity can flourish, with academic staff undertaking outstanding scholarship and research that makes a major contribution to society.

Yes. Griffith 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. For example, Dr Kevin Larkin from the School of Education and Professional Studies was named 2018 Australian University Teacher of the Year, with more than 35 years of teaching experience and seven years inspiring pre-service teachers.

Arts, Education and Law researchers at Griffith undertake outstanding scholarship and ground-breaking research that makes major contributions to society, supporting social change and development across the world. Examples include Professor Brydie-Leigh Bartleet's work advancing understanding of the cultural, social, economic, and educational value of music and the arts in First Nations' Communities, prisons, war-affected cities, and educational contexts.

The page notes that the Arts, Education and Law group, which houses the School of Education and Professional Studies, has a presence across all six Griffith University campuses, though specific campus addresses for the Master of Education were not listed on this page.