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Highlights

• Ideal for people who are current or aspiring leaders in educational settings.
• Gain advanced knowledge in leadership and management, including leading and managing people, strategic management, and managing change.
• Learn today, use tomorrow with our real-world courses.
• You can choose to specialise in this area or choose option units across a range of topics.

In QUT's educational leadership specialisation you will learn:

• more about yourself as a leader and how to develop adaptive and resilient leadership approaches that foster wellbeing for self and others in learning contexts
• how to lead the collective learning and development of others, whether you are a mentor, middle leader, professional developer, or school or system leader
• how to identify, design and strategically activate innovation by working with people to realise meaningful change
• how to evaluate policy and ideas, represent evidence of program impacts, and make ethical decisions.

Why choose this course?

The Graduate Certificate in Education (Educational Leadership) will help established and emerging leaders to understand themselves and understand how to lead professional learning, activate innovation, and make informed, ethical decisions.

Leaders play a vital role in educational communities. Leaders who know themselves, and how to lead the learning of others, can confidently and purposefully navigate the ambiguous and emergent situations encountered in a constantly changing landscape. In education contexts, this leadership will impact the lives of children, educators and communities for generations. At QUT, leaders are challenged to learn about ways to lead that can create sustainable and socially just educational communities.

Learn from the best

The teaching team has extensive experience in school leadership and teacher mentoring. The course is backed by QUT's evidence-based research programs working to develop solutions to current and emerging issues in education.

Careers and outcomes

Graduates will be able to use their knowledge to informally and formally lead in education communities, including early childhood education and care centres, schools, tertiary institutions and training providers in a range of industries.