Master of Speech Pathology

• Develop specialised expertise in speech pathology to assess and treat communication and swallowing disorders
• Gain hands-on clinical expertise to transform lives
• Qualify as an accredited speech pathologist

The Master of Speech Pathology is your pathway to a rewarding career at the forefront of communication and swallowing care as a speech pathologist. Over two years of immersive study, you'll develop specialised knowledge and practical skills to assess, diagnose and treat individuals affected by illness, injury or disability across various sectors.

Who is the Master of Speech Pathology for? 

If you're passionate about helping people connect, thrive and overcome communication challenges, this could be the perfect fit. The Master of Speech Pathology is ideal for individuals with a scientific, linguistics, or other related background who are keen to work collaboratively and improve lives through patient-centred care.

Why study Master of Speech Pathology? 

Pursuing the Master of Speech Pathology equips you with the knowledge and hands-on experience to make a meaningful impact in people’s lives. As a qualified speech pathologist, you will assess, diagnose, and treat individuals with communication and swallowing disorders, supporting their ability to connect, thrive, and participate fully in society.

This program offers a well-rounded blend of theory and clinical practice, ensuring you develop both the academic foundation and real-world expertise required to succeed in this dynamic field. You’ll gain access to cutting-edge clinical labs, virtual spaces, and placement opportunities through our partnerships with leading health service providers.

You’ll also learn from experienced clinicians and researchers who bring the latest knowledge and evidence-based practices into the classroom. Located in the heart of the Melbourne Biomedical Precinct, you’ll study in one of the world’s most advanced health and research hubs.

Fully accredited by Speech Pathology Australia, this program prepares you to enter a vital healthcare profession with confidence, competence, and compassion.

Past information session

Master of Speech Pathology Information Session

When:  Wednesday, 3 June 2026, 6.00-7.00pm AEST

Hear from course coordinator, Dr Meg Meage, and current students in this information session as we explore the program and outcomes whilst providing an opportunity to ask your questions live!

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