Course Details

Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology)

The University of Sydney, Australia

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Sydney, Australia

Duration: 4 Years

Seats: Not disclosed

Fees: Not disclosed

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Course Overview

Completion of senior secondary school certificate (or equivalent) for school-leavers.
Competitive selection rank (for example, school-leaver ATAR/selection-rank expectations are very high).
For international applicants: meet English language proficiency and visa/study-permit requirements.
Applicants must satisfy the “inherent requirements” of the speech pathology profession (e.g., clinical placement capability, communication skills) as per course rules.

The Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology) at the University of Sydney is a rigorous four-year full-time undergraduate degree that gives students comprehensive education in the science and practice of speech pathology. Students begin by learning foundational biomedical sciences (anatomy, physiology, neuroscience), linguistics, phonetics, human communication systems and swallowing mechanisms.
From early years, students observe and then participate in clinical practice: the programme includes supervised clinical education from Year 2 onwards in the university-clinic, community health centres, schools, hospitals and specialist services.
The curriculum emphasises evidence-based intervention, communication across the lifespan, inter-professional collaboration, cultural competence (particularly with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and multilingual contexts) and ethical professional practice.
On completion, graduates meet the accreditation requirements of Speech Pathology Australia and are eligible to practise as speech pathologists in Australia, in hospitals, private clinics, schools, community services, disability and rehabilitation settings.
Honours is available: high-achieving students may follow an honours pathway in the final three semesters, involving research and alternative units.

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Course Details

The University of Sydney, Australia

MedicalBachelor

Sydney, Australia

Duration: 4 Years

Seats: Not disclosed

Fees: Not disclosed

Requires one time login to send unlimited inquiries

Completion of senior secondary school certificate (or equivalent) for school-leavers.
Competitive selection rank (for example, school-leaver ATAR/selection-rank expectations are very high).
For international applicants: meet English language proficiency and visa/study-permit requirements.
Applicants must satisfy the “inherent requirements” of the speech pathology profession (e.g., clinical placement capability, communication skills) as per course rules.

The Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology) at the University of Sydney is a rigorous four-year full-time undergraduate degree that gives students comprehensive education in the science and practice of speech pathology. Students begin by learning foundational biomedical sciences (anatomy, physiology, neuroscience), linguistics, phonetics, human communication systems and swallowing mechanisms.
From early years, students observe and then participate in clinical practice: the programme includes supervised clinical education from Year 2 onwards in the university-clinic, community health centres, schools, hospitals and specialist services.
The curriculum emphasises evidence-based intervention, communication across the lifespan, inter-professional collaboration, cultural competence (particularly with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and multilingual contexts) and ethical professional practice.
On completion, graduates meet the accreditation requirements of Speech Pathology Australia and are eligible to practise as speech pathologists in Australia, in hospitals, private clinics, schools, community services, disability and rehabilitation settings.
Honours is available: high-achieving students may follow an honours pathway in the final three semesters, involving research and alternative units.

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The University of Sydney, Australia

Sydney, Australia