Inspiring learners in a way that transforms and empowers
Our school is a vibrant hub of energetic, passionate and knowledgeable staff, undergraduate and postgraduate students, and doctoral candidates committed to quality studies in discipline of Education, Outdoor Environmental Studies and Tertiary Access Pathways. We educate our students to be leaders, advocates, and change agents in local and global environments.
With an established history, and close relationships, with public and independent schools throughout the region, we develop and deliver quality programs and mentoring for pre-service teachers and research with impact. We welcome you to our school.
Nationally accredited programs
We offer nationally accredited undergraduate and post graduate study opportunities. Programs include initial teacher education in early childhood, primary and secondary education, double degrees and masters level programs for in service teachers. A full suite of pathway courses ensures access to and success in chosen tertiary programs.
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Research
Education and learning futures research cluster
We deliver high quality research on all matters related to education, to drive access, engagement, equity, and excellence in learning across the lifespan. Our research seeks to understand education and learning from multidisciplinary perspectives including the academic, the caring, and the creative, as it is critical to human flourishing. Explore the education and learning futures research cluster.
Research students
We are committed to building a collaborative and inclusive community of research scholars and practitioners. Learn more about becoming a research student at UniSC.
News
'Marigurim Yan’: A path to new possibilities for First Nations youth
29 MayMarigurim Yan – the Butchulla word for ‘strong walk’ – is the inspiration behind a research-based educational program guiding First Nations youth to dream big and think deeply about their futures
Outdoors teacher Lynda’s now a university medallist – Scout’s honour!
16 AprAfter a decade guiding Scouts through nature, Lynda Aldridge went on to finish her double degree with top honours and her dream teaching job.
Students are neither left nor right brained: how some early childhood educators get this ‘neuromyth’ and others wrong
16 AprMany teachers and parents know neuroscience, the study of how the brain functions and develops is important for children’s education.