COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Education in Digital Learning requires completion of 96 credit points with a single specialisation option, DIGLEARN01: Digital Learning. This structured program is designed to develop advanced knowledge and practical expertise in the integration of digital technologies within educational contexts. The specialisation focuses on key issues, theories, and debates surrounding educational technology and its impact on teaching and learning. Students explore how digital tools can be effectively used to design and deliver engaging, flexible, and inclusive learning experiences across school, tertiary, workplace, and community settings. A strong emphasis is placed on online and blended learning approaches, enabling educators to adapt pedagogy to suit diverse learner needs and rapidly changing educational environments. The program also critically examines emerging technologies and practices, including social media, artificial intelligence, data analytics, digital games, mobile devices, virtual and augmented reality, and other innovative learning environments. Through this, students develop the ability to evaluate both the benefits and challenges of educational technology in real-world contexts. Overall, the DIGLEARN01 specialisation prepares graduates to become forward-thinking educators and leaders in digital learning, equipped with the skills to implement technology-enhanced education strategies, support innovation in teaching practice, and contribute to the transformation of education systems in local and global contexts.