Learn the clinical science to with the assess, treat and manage communication and swallowing disorders in infants, children and adults sustained as a result of illness, injury or disability.
Speech pathologists work in a range of education and health sectors including playgroups, kindergartens, schools, universities, nursing homes, hospitals and community health centres.
Work in the public sector or build your own speech pathology practice in the private sector as a sole therapist or as part of a larger interdisciplinary team working alongside physiotherapists, occupational therapists, doctors, audiologists and psychologists.
First you must meet the entry requirements for your undergraduate degree.
The Master of Speech Pathology has specific prerequisite and grade entry requirements to be considered for entry. Specifically, you must complete an undergraduate degree with a major in a relevant discipline: science, biomedicine, linguistics, phonetics, education, psychology or equivalent.
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Benefit from our partnerships with leading health service providers, learning in our state-of-the-art facilities, clinical labs and virtual spaces.
You'll learn from experts in their field, clinical practitioners and nursing leaders with relevant, up-to-date knowledge, experience and research.
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