Bachelor of Education (Primary Teaching)

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Education (Primary Teaching) at Murdoch University is a four-year undergraduate degree that prepares international students for professional careers in teaching primary school children (Years 1–6). The program blends theoretical foundations in educational psychology, pedagogy and curriculum with extensive practical classroom experiences and professional placements in schools, ensuring graduates have the skills to design, assess and deliver effective teaching programs. Students also engage with real-world teaching technologies (e.g., SimLab simulated learning environments) and can choose to specialise areas such as Inclusive Education, STEM education or language teaching within primary contexts. Upon completion, graduates are eligible to apply for teacher registration with the Teacher Registration Board of Western Australia and pursue teaching roles across Australia or internationally. 

Intakes: February/March, July/August

Admission Requirements

• IELTS 7.5 overall (no band less than 7) or equivalent

Tuition Fees for Nepalese Students

Fee 

*Tuition estimates are for the entire program and may increase annually.

Specialisation Options

The Bachelor of Education (Primary Teaching) at Murdoch includes minor and specialisation pathways that allow you to tailor your teaching focus while building core pedagogical skills:

• Inclusive Education Minor – focus on teaching strategies for diverse learners and special needs support.
• Integrating Science, Mathematics & Technology Minor – strengthen STEM teaching skills in primary contexts.
• Teaching Indonesian in Primary Schools – language teaching focus (includes Indonesian language units).
• Teaching Japanese in Primary Schools – language teaching focus (Japanese) where language background exists.

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