Queensland University of Technology
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood)
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
- Level
- Bachelor
- Duration
- 4-F or 8-P or 4-8OL
- Campus
- Kelvin Grove/ Online
- Intl. Tuition
- A$41,100 (2027-28)
- Home Tuition
- A$6,600 (2027-28)
- Intake
- February 2027
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Course Overview
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Career snapshot (indicative)
Early years graduates work in nurseries, reception classes, children's centres and family support services, qualifying as Early Years Teachers or practitioners with pathways into leadership, SENCO and children's services roles.
Summary based on information from the university.
Course source link unavailable.
Student life (indicative)
Brisbane offers a sunny, outdoorsy student lifestyle with a rapidly growing food and arts scene, easy access to the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast, and a relaxed, friendly pace compared to Sydney or Melbourne.
The University at a Glance
- Student Population
- 52,423
- Staff Ratio
- 18.0:1
- International
- 18.0%
Career Prospects
- Employment Rate
- 78.0%
- of graduates employed
Costs & Living
City & Location
Major metropolitan (>1m inhabitants)
Course Curriculum
We don't have the module list for this course yet. The university's course page has the current modules.
Entry Requirements
Admission notes
- A Suitability Card is required
- refer to institution. You must successfully complete the National Literacy and Numeracy Test for Initial Teacher Education Students to graduate. There are also inherent requirements regarding essential skills and abilities. For more information, visit the QUT course website. | For additional information about the admissions criteria for QUT and for this course, refer to QUT's website. | English, Literature, English and Literature Extension or English as an Additional Language (Units 3 and 4, C)
- General Mathematics, Mathematical Methods or Specialist Mathematics (Units 3 and 4, C)
- Applicant must be 16
- Completion of Year 12 or attained age 18 years
Source: CourseSeeker (Australian Government), retrieved September 2026. Always confirm the current requirements with the university.
Assessment Methods
We don't have assessment details for this course yet. Check the university's course page.
Campus & City Life
- Student Population
- 52,423
- Total students
- Staff Ratio
- 18:1
- Students per staff
- International Students
- 18%
- Of student body
Campus at a Glance
- City Size
- Major metropolitan (>1m inhabitants)
- Climate (indicative)
- Mild coastal
- Safety Index (indicative)
- 8.0/10
- Transport
- Good (close to station or regional airport)
- Social Scene
- Friendly community | Coastal lifestyle | Entrepreneurial / start-up culture
Student Life & City (indicative)
Brisbane offers a sunny, outdoorsy student lifestyle with a rapidly growing food and arts scene, easy access to the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast, and a relaxed, friendly pace compared to Sydney or Melbourne.
What Students Love
- Beach lifestyle
- Outdoor & nature activities
- Vibrant nightlife & bars
- Great café culture
University Stats
Career & Outcomes
- Graduate Employment
- 78%
- Employed after graduation
- Placement Year
- Not offered
- Industry work experience
Career Outcomes Overview (indicative)
Early years graduates work in nurseries, reception classes, children's centres and family support services, qualifying as Early Years Teachers or practitioners with pathways into leadership, SENCO and children's services roles.
Summary based on information from the university.
Course source link unavailable.
Top Industries for Graduates
- Healthcare
- Business
- Education
Study Abroad Opportunities
Y
Costs & Living Expenses
Overall Cost of Living (indicative)
Higher
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