Postgraduate Study in Secondary Education
Use your existing degree to teach.
If you already have a degree, you could become a teacher with the one-year Master of Teaching and Learning (MTchgLn) programme.
Secondary Education at Otago
The Secondary Education programme builds on the knowledge you have acquired in your initial degree studies, and is designed to develop understanding, skills and values that allow you to implement innovative and effective teaching practices in New Zealand secondary schools.
On completion of the programme, students will be qualified to teach in secondary schools throughout New Zealand and in most overseas countries.
Secondary Education is an endorsement (specialisation) option for the Master of Teaching and Learning (MTchgLn).
For more information see College of Education – Study Secondary Education
Choose a study option
Whether you are advancing your career with our specialised graduate qualifications or pursuing in-depth research and expertise through our postgraduate programmes, Otago is here to support your aspirations.
Postgraduate qualifications
Honours, Master’s, PhDs, and other advanced degrees for graduates. Just one additional year of study will earn you a valuable postgraduate degree. Or perhaps you want the depth of a full year of research-only time during a Master’s or to step up to a PhD.
Graduate Qualifications
Our graduate qualifications are crafted to transition students from foundational studies to advanced, specialised knowledge.
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University of Otago College of Education
Tel 0800 TO TEACH (0800 868 3224)
Email education@otago.ac.nz
Web otago.ac.nz/education
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