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Uni Stuff => Universities - Victoria => Monash University => Topic started by: rend on March 25, 2022, 09:56:20 am
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Hi,
I've recently starting thinking about doing a double degree at Monash in Science/Education. I'm currently in year 12 doing bio and chem and have pretty much decided on doing science at Monash, but thought about adding education as I am interested in becoming a science teacher. I just wanted to ask if anybody else has done/is doing this at the moment and what the workload/schedule is like (how many days a week do you have uni) and if it's worth doing. Or should I do a bachelor of science and then do a postgrad teaching degree (however this will take longer).
Thanks!
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Hi,
I've recently starting thinking about doing a double degree at Monash in Science/Education. I'm currently in year 12 doing bio and chem and have pretty much decided on doing science at Monash, but thought about adding education as I am interested in becoming a science teacher. I just wanted to ask if anybody else has done/is doing this at the moment and what the workload/schedule is like (how many days a week do you have uni) and if it's worth doing. Or should I do a bachelor of science and then do a postgrad teaching degree (however this will take longer).
Thanks!
A double degree doesnt mean a larger workload if that is what you are indirectly asking. You would still be doing the same number of units per semester.
I feel like if you are sure you want to be a teacher you may as do the double straightaway but in the long term either would be fine.