Course details

CRICOS course code: 102291B

Level of study: Postgraduate

Summary

Available 100% online and undertaken over 2-years full-time or 3-years part time, the Master of eLearning is specifically designed to develop the skills needed to meaningfully engage in all aspects for eLearning in both educational institutions and professional settings.

Eight subjects in this course are also offered face-to-face at HELI’s Melbourne campus.

Course Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the Master of eLearning will be able to:

Integrate learning and teaching theory and practice into eLearning environments

Develop innovative eLearning solutions

Direct learning in eLearning environments

Devise effective communication utilising a range of media

Reflect on personal and practitioner performance, and the outcomes of eLearning

Critically review learning and teaching theory and practice

The following rules of progression, prerequisites and compulsory requirements apply to this course:

The course comprises 11 core subjects (including a double weighted Capstone subject).

Students will normally complete 800 level subjects prior to undertaking 900 level subjects.

Students must accrue a total of 64 credit points to be awarded the qualification.

The Capstone subject HEP906 will normally be the last subject taken in the course sequence. However, students who need to take HEP906 out of sequence require the approval of the Course Coordinator and will also be required to have completed HEP903.

Domestic students may study full-time or part-time and take all their subjects online or opt to undertake designated subjects (^) face-to-face at HELI’s Melbourne campus.

Onshore international students (studying on a student visa) must study full-time face-to-face with the exception of the four designated (*) online subjects that are not offered face-to-face and must be studied online for alignment with subject focus.

Offshore international students will complete the course 100% online and may study full-time or part-time.

Full-time students (including onshore international students) normally complete 6 subjects per year and complete the course in 2 years over 8 Terms.

Part-time students normally complete 4 subjects per year and complete the course in 3 years over 12 Terms.

Students are normally expected to undertake the course in the sequence detailed in the table above.

Each subject is delivered over a study period of 10 weeks which includes 9 weeks of structured activities and 1 week for finalising and submitting assessments. Each subject has 4 hours of structured educator-directed activities per week and you should allow an average of 8 hours per week of self-directed activities for reading, additional study and preparing assessment tasks. Details of subject aims, content and assessment tasks can be found via the subject code in the table above.

Details of subject aims, content and assessment tasks can be found via the subject code in the table above.

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