Targeted at graduates aspiring to become speech pathologists, this two-year Master's course equips you with the clinical and professional expertise required for any work sector, including public and private health, disability, education, and aged care settings. It offers a blend of innovative, practice-oriented learning and cutting-edge digital technology advances in learning and in clinical practice.
Distinctive features include comprehensive training in telepractice and telesupervision, alongside preparation for emerging industry needs such as the use of Generative AI, increased capacity in working with multilingual populations, and with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities. You will gain proficiency in addressing the evolving needs of the workforce, influenced by the private practice boom and initiatives like the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
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Entry Requirements
Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline with minimum 60%
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