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Bachelor of Arts in Human Movement Studies, Graduate Diploma in Education


UTS course code: C10042 UAC code: 600050 Testamur title: Bachelor of Arts in Human Movement Studies Graduate Diploma in Education Abbreviation: BA GradDipEd Course fee: HECS (local) $7,500 per semester (international) Total credit points: 192 Overview Admission requirements Course duration Course program Professional recognition Other information Overview This course is offered jointly by the Faculty of Business and the Faculty of Education. The first three years of the degree run concurrently with the Bachelor of Arts in Human Movement Studies and the fourth year runs concurrently with the Graduate Diploma in Education. The course is designed for students wishing to undertake a career in the teaching of personal development, health and physical education. Graduates find employment in both private and public schools. Admission requirements Admission to the Graduate Diploma in Education may be subject to a quota and therefore offered on merit. Course duration The Bachelor of Arts in Human Movement Studies, Graduate Diploma in Education is a four-year, full-time course. Course program The course program for Years 1–3 is described under the entry for C10041. Year 4, Graduate Diploma in Education Semester 1 Curriculum Studies 023125 Learning in Personal Development, Health and Physical Education 1 6cp Education Studies 023001 Psychology of Secondary Students 6cp 023124 Professional Practice in the Secondary School 6cp Practicum 023122 Professional Practice in PDHPE 1 6cp Semester 2 Curriculum Studies 023126 Learning in Personal Development, Health and Physical Education 2 6cp Education Studies 023138 Social and Philosophical Aspects of Secondary Education 6cp 023137 Professional Practice in Catering for Difference and Special Needs 6cp Practicum 023123 Professional Practice in PDHPE 2 6cp Professional recognition The degree is fully recognised by the NSW Department of Education and Training. Other information Further information is available from the School of Leisure, Sport and Tourism on telephone (02) 9514 5497.