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University of Technology, Sydney (UTS)

  • 32% international / 68% domestic

Graduate Certificate in Transdisciplinary Learning

  • Graduate Certificate

How do we educate people for a rapidly changing, uncertain and complex world? What kind of education futures do we want to make?

Key details

Degree Type
Graduate Certificate
Duration
1 year part-time
Course Code
C11335
Study Mode
In person, Online

About this course

How do we educate people for a rapidly changing, uncertain and complex world? What kind of education futures do we want to make?

The Graduate Certificate in Transdisciplinary Learning is for educators, learning professionals and education leaders who want to think differently about the education and professional learning challenges we face, whether in the education sector (schools, TAFE, universities), industry, public sector or community. By reimagining education as transdisciplinary, the course explores the generative potential of collectives and collaboration across disciplinary boundaries. Participants study transdisciplinary learning as it occurs in real-time, reframe problems and trial problem solving approaches, develop educational prototypes and design inquiry, all in the process of testing the worth of transdisciplinary practices, methods and strategies in operation. With its focus on collective learning, the course engages participants in designing learning opportunities that prepare young people and professionals for dealing creatively, critically and ethically with ambiguous challenges.

Designed with busy professionals in mind, the course provides a range of flexible learning pathways to suit individual needs. Self-paced, fully online small credit-point subjects (also offered as microcredentials) provide participants with mentoring opportunities to probe transdisciplinary learning approaches in the context of their own practice and collegial communities. In the studio subjects, participants contribute to immersive, online collaborative sessions. They work on small-scale challenge projects and generate novel, actionable educational proposals or experiments that can enable individuals, teams, communities and industries to flourish into the future. The lab subject connects participants with live research projects centred on educational or professional learning initiatives and collective action.

Through integrating practices, creative methods and inquiry approaches from diverse sectors, professional fields and disciplines, the Graduate Certificate in Transdisciplinary Learning engages participants broadly in transdisciplinary professional learning experiences. In offering flexible learning pathways, participants can pursue interests and challenges within their professional context and tackle those priorities, all while interacting with and contributing to a vibrant learning collective of researchers, industry partners, communities and cross-sector practitioners.

Study locations

City

Distance

City campus

Online

Career pathways

The course is designed for educators, learning professionals and education leaders working in the education sector (schools, TAFE, universities), industry, public sector, community or other settings who are responsible for learning provision or teaching, designing professional learning or leading educational initiatives to address challenges or leverage emerging opportunities.

Course structure

Students must complete 24 credit points made up of 9 credit points of core subjects and 15 credit points of stream choice.

Graduate outcomes

Graduate satisfaction and employment outcomes for Teacher Education courses at University of Technology, Sydney (UTS).
93.3%
Overall satisfaction
86.6%
Skill scale
85.4%
Teaching scale
78.4%
Employed full-time
$79.3k
Average salary