Bachelor of Teaching with Bachelor of Economics
2014 Commencement
Student Name:
Principles of Macroeconomics I
Principles of Microeconomics I
Student ID:
Date:
Level I
Introduction to Mathematical
Economics (Basic) I OR
Introduction to Mathematical
Economics (Advanced) I
Business and Economics Statistics I
Elective level I
(Teaching Area 2)
Schools and Policy
Elective level I
(Teaching Area 2)
Primary School
Interaction
(semester 1)
(semester 2)
Level II
Intermediate
Microeconomics A II
Intermediate Econometrics II
Elective level II
(Teaching Area 2)
Issues in Contemporary
Education (semester 1)
Intermediate
Macroeconomics II
Economics Level II
Elective level II
(Teaching Area 2)
Professional Practice
and Research (semester 2)
Elective level III
(Teaching Area 2)
Reflective Practice OR
Elective (Advanced)
Elective level III
(Teaching Area 2)
Secondary School
Interaction
Level III
Economics Level III
International Economic
History III
Economics Level III
Economics Level III
(semester 1)
(semester 2)
Level IV
Student Teacher Interaction
(UG)
Curriculum & Methodology A
Curriculum & Methodology A
Professional
Experience 1 (UG)
Education, Culture & Diversity
(UG)
Curriculum & Methodology B
Curriculum & Methodology B
Professional
Experience 1 (UG)
Colour code:
Economics courses
(some courses offered in
both semesters)
Elective courses
(second teaching area)
Compulsory Teaching courses
Please ensure your second teaching area matches possible Teaching areas:
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English
Accounting
Geography
History
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English as a Second Language (Linguistics)
Languages (eg Indonesian, Japanese, Chinese,
French, German, Spanish, Italian, Modern Greek)
For the English teaching area, please see www.adelaide.edu.au/professions/hub/ug/downloads/ for a list of English Literature /
Non Literature courses
For the History teaching area, it is recommended that you study at least one course from each of these three areas:
American, European and Australian history.