Department of Learning Sciences and Emerging Technologies
WE ARE COMMITTED TO REDEFINING HOW LEARNING HAPPENS THROUGH EVIDENCE, INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY.
Our work brings learning sciences and educational psychology together with digital innovation to turn evidence into impact, improving learning outcomes and shaping education systems.
Our Department is part of La Trobe University's School of Education.
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Our flexible online courses are taught by industry-leading academics with expertise in online education. You’ll benefit from one-on-one tutoring, around-the-clock support and the same learning outcomes as on-campus study.
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La Trobe is in the top 1% of universities worldwide.
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Master of Education
Harness educational best practice and advance your career with La Trobe's Master of Education. Experiment, innovate, adapt and address the important challenges of our sector. Learn how to engage with curriculum reforms and design educational programs. Explore the science of language and literacy, and understand how to use data to inform evidence-based practice.
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Charlotte Forwood appointed Professor of Practice
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