Faculty research grants
A new Faculty Strategic Research Fund has funded five projects from the Wellington Faculty of Education.
The Wellington Faculty of Education is uniquely placed in the capital city to offer exceptional research-led teaching and learning.
The Wellington Faculty of Education offers challenging and thought-provoking programmes to encourage students to put their study into practice. We equip our students with the knowledge to critically and creatively carve their own path in the world of education.
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Education
Education has the power to shape every aspect of our future. Discover how humans learn and explore how societies develop systems of education.
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- Education
- Restorative Justice Practice
Teacher Education
Learn to light a fire inside a student and nurture a lifelong desire to learn with a teaching qualification from Victoria University of Wellington.
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- Early Childhood Teacher Education
- Primary Teacher Education
- Secondary Teacher Education
Educational Psychology
Explore how children and young people learn and develop. Gain the tools and knowledge to help them grow as students and as members of society.
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- Education and Psychology
- Educational Psychology
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Watch this year's annual lecture focusing on education and early intervention for children with autism, presented Professor Jeff Sigafoos and Dr Hannah Waddington.
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PhD graduate’s career weaves together technology, teaching, and poetry
Creative Writing PhD graduate Dr Ben Egerton is a poet and a teaching lecturer in primary Digital Technology and English at the Wellington Faculty of Education. We find out from Ben how he has successfully woven these three hugely contrasting spheres—technology, poetry, and primary teaching—into a working career.
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Dancing into maths learning
Sinapi Taeao loves the traditional Samoan dance sāsā. And she loves teaching maths. So when she began her Master of Education at Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, it just took a hint from her supervisor Associate Professor Robin Averill to help her connect the dots.