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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONA focused graduate diploma that turns subject expertise into classroom-ready teaching skill — pedagogy, classroom management, and supervised practice.
Dip.Ed.
Degree Awarded
1 Year
Typical Duration
24
Credit Hours
5+
Career Paths
The Graduate Teaching Diploma is built for graduates who already hold subject knowledge and want the pedagogy, classroom management, and practicum experience required to teach professionally.
In one focused year, you'll cover curriculum design, assessment, and educational psychology, then put it into practice through supervised classroom teaching.
Tap a semester to see the courses and credit hours in AUL's Teaching Diploma study plan.
EDU 501 — Foundations of Education3
EDU 505 — Educational Psychology3
EDU 510 — Curriculum & Lesson Design3
EDU 515 — Classroom Management3
EDU 520 — Assessment & Evaluation3
EDU 525 — Subject-Specific Pedagogy3
EDU 530 — Supervised Teaching Practicum6
Design lesson plans and curricula aligned with learning objectives.
Apply classroom management strategies suited to different age groups.
Assess student learning using varied evaluation methods.
Apply core educational psychology concepts to real classrooms.
Deliver supervised, subject-specific instruction to a professional standard.
Graduates step directly into classrooms across elementary, middle, and high school levels.
Elementary Teacher
Middle School Teacher
High School Teacher
Curriculum Developer
Coordinator
Tutor
The diploma is built around a real teaching practicum, supervised by faculty who visit your classroom, review your lesson plans, and give direct feedback on delivery.
Apply to the Teaching Diploma program or talk to admissions about your next step.