This full-time two-year course will extend student's research skills by examining a wide range of communication issues and show them how to apply theoretical knowledge and evidence-based practice to the assessment, treatment, and management of these disorders.

The UC Master of Speech Pathology course is their chance to become a part of a new breed of researcher-practitioners who are committed to making a difference in others’ lives; irrespective of age, disability, illness, cultural, linguistic or social backgrounds.

Register now and find out for their self why UC Master of Speech Pathology graduates stand out amongst other Speech Pathology graduates around Australia.

 Study a Master of Speech Pathology at UC and they will:

attain entry-level speech pathology competencies across a range of practice areas

deliver culturally and socially appropriate speech pathology services

communicate and work effectively with diverse partners in health, education and the community

critique, synthesize and apply evidence from research and consumer perspectives to inform speech pathology practice

critically evaluate information required for effective service delivery

develop in-depth research skills and be recognized as a competent researcher-practitioner

be able to participate, collaborate and contribute to policy development and industry knowledge

contribute to building stronger research evidence for clinical and life outcomes

gain a deeper understanding of the social issues of speech pathology and how it relates to a different age, linguistic and cultural demographics.