The Faculty of Education is nationally and internationally recognised for excellence in teaching and research, with our rankings rising to number one for Education in Australia and among the top ten globally (ShanghaiRanking (GRAS) 2024 and US News ranking 2024-2025). Operating across two campuses, we offer a diverse and innovative curriculum that responds to international and local community needs, producing graduates who lead professional practice, public debate, policy and community action around the world.

Among our programs are undergraduate and postgraduate teacher education degrees in early childhood, primary and secondary education, a wide range of postgraduate coursework and research degrees in education, TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), counselling, psychology and educational leadership.

The Faculty of Education is structured around three schools, a research centre and a clinic:

• School of Learning and Teaching
• School of Education and Culture
• School of Educational Psychology and Inclusion
• Centre for Youth Policy and Education Practice
• The Krongold Clinic

Our vibrant and diverse research culture is right at the heart of what we do, we are known for our openness to multidisciplinary critical research and our commitment to finding solutions to key educational problems. Our unique research spans across all global challenges of our time; Thriving Communities, Climate Change and Geopolitical Security, supporting the execution of the University’s Strategic Plan – Impact 2030.

In recent years, the Faculty has undergone significant growth, driven by a revised structure, the implementation of new curriculum, the formation of international partnerships and ambitious goals for the quality of our education and research.

For more information about the Faculty, please visit our website: www.monash.edu/education