
Asia Pacific - Global
University of Melbourne
K-12; Teaching, Learning & Pedagogy; School Leadership; First Nations

Expert-Backed Insights
Focused on Student and Teacher Wellbeing
Tailored to help educators build resilience, manage trauma, and embed positive psychology in everyday practice.
Flexible, Accessible Learning Formats
Includes podcasts, audio content, and interactive modules optimised for mobile devices, designed to fit educator schedules.
Culturally Responsive Teaching
Supports culturally safe approaches, including resources on First Nations perspectives, to enhance inclusion and diversity in classrooms.
Practical and Research-Driven
Combines academic knowledge with practical application, supporting real-world classroom and school leadership challenges.
About The University of Melbourne
The University of Melbourne delivers high-quality, interactive and audio-based content created by leading academics and practitioners in education and psychology. Designed to enhance teacher development and mental health support in schools, courses cover student wellbeing, trauma-informed practice, positive psychology, and culturally responsive teaching. Accessible via mobile and flexible in format, these resources equip educators with authoritative insights and practical strategies to foster resilience and positive learning environments.
Key Attributes
Topics covered
Positive Psychology
Student and Teacher Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning
Trauma-Informed Practice
Mental Health in Education
Best suited for
Teachers
School Leaders
Education Support Staff
Wellbeing Coordinators
Pre-Service Educators
Estimated course content
50 - 100
Language coverage
English
Content experience features
Interactive, Audio, Mobile-friendly
