The Gifted Education Research, Resources and Information Centre (GERRIC) is situated within the UNSW School of Education, a research-intensive school involved in many high-level projects at the national and international level.
The Gifted Education Research, Resources and Information Centre (GERRIC) at UNSW is the leading centre in Australia for professional educators looking to enhance their ability to help gifted students flourish in today’s classroom.
The School of Education is home to numerous world-class researchers and research teams conducting high-impact work across Education in areas including Educational Psychology, Languages and Literacy, and Gifted Education.
UNSW School of Education offers a range of postgraduate research, from intensive preservice teaching programs to advanced degrees for experienced educators. Our accelerated pre-service teacher education programs are specifically designed to support students in their
Excel in Developing Talented Students
The study of Gifted Education at UNSW allows you to gain critical skills in education, counselling, psychology, research and policymaking.
Our course information provides critical resources to help you understand each of our courses: their aims, learning outcomes, course requirements and assessment criteria.
Shaping & Honing Bright Young Minds
The Junior Scientia Program is designed for gifted and talented primary school students in years 3-6. To participate in the program students will select one 3-day workshop from a range of options.
A Proactive Community-Based Approach to Indigenous Education
UNSW is committed to educating teachers who can empower Indigenous students to meet their potential in the classroom and provide a culturally sensitive teaching of Indigenous knowledges and histories to all students.
Helping Bright Young Minds Thrive
The Scientia Challenge Program features a range of progressive workshops taught over three days designed for gifted and talented high school students in Years 7-10.
Honours is an extra year of study, usually undertaken immediately upon completing an undergraduate degree. It combines aspects of undergraduate study with postgraduate research.
Our broad spectrum of research areas are specifically targeted to explore theories, ideas and knowledge that can positively affect the advancement of teaching across the globe.
Open to a World of Global Teaching Opportunities
UNSW Language and Literacy Education, including Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), focuses on the teaching and learning of languages and literacy in both English-speaking and non-English-speaking nations.
Through careful observation and supervised teaching, Professional Experience enables pre-service teachers to develop the knowledge, skills, values and attitudes to plan for and manage successful classrooms.
