Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours)
Study Discipline: Social Sciences
Study Programme Details
City: Adelaide
Country: Australia
Admission Sessions: Autumn Session
Study Format: Full Time
Mode of Study: Fully on Site
About this Study Course
Communication forms the essence of human connections, and our Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) program, designed for students passionate about making a difference, is your gateway to a fulfilling life dedicated to enhancing communication. In collaboration with Hong Kong Baptist University, this program not only equips you with the necessary skills but also delves into current trends and future possibilities in the field.
Embark on a transformative journey where the study, diagnosis, and treatment of communication disorders, including speech, language, fluency, and voice, become your expertise. Through a narrative rich in storytelling elements, we bring the importance of communication to life, making it relatable and engaging.
Overview
As a speech pathologist, you will play a pivotal role in supporting and empowering individuals of all ages facing communication challenges. This internationally recognized program focuses on honing your skills to address a spectrum of speech and language issues, fostering better interaction with the world. Gain expertise in improving listening and speaking, reading and writing, and language comprehension. Explore alternative communication meth
Admission Requirements
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- Aboriginal Health: Culture, Community, and Country – HLTH 1063 (4.5 credits)
- Physiology Essentials 100 – BIOL 1051 (4.5 credits)
- Applied Psychology – BEHL 1005 (4.5 credits)
- Introduction to Human Communication Science – HLTH 1061 (4.5 credits)
- Head, Neck and Brain – HLTH 1060 (4.5 credits)
- Introduction to Evidence Based Practice and Research in Health Sciences – HLTH 1049 (4.5 credits)
- Speech and Voice Science – HLTH 1064 (4.5 credits)
- Studies in Language Development – HLTH 1062 (4.5 credits)
- Introduction to Speech Pathology Practice – HLTH 2049 (4.5 credits)
- Speech Pathology Assessment Practices – HLTH 2050 (4.5 credits)
- Speech Sound Disorders – HLTH 2051 (4.5 credits)
- Child Language and Literacy Disorders – HLTH 2047 (4.5 credits)
- Acquired Language Disorders – HLTH 2058 (4.5 credits)
- Stuttering and Cluttering – HLTH 2059 (4.5 credits)
- Motor Speech Disorders – HLTH 2052 (4.5 credits)
- Hearing Disorders – HLTH 2060 (4.5 credits)
- Autism Spectrum Disorders: Social Communication and Behaviour – HLTH 3091 (4.5 credits)
- Disorders of Communication and Cognition – HLTH 3092 (4.5 credits)
- Voice: Assessment and Management – HLTH 3093 (4.5 credits)
- Speech Pathology Fieldwork 1 – HLTH 3082 (4.5 credits)
- Feeding and Swallowing Disorders – HLTH 3080 (4.5 credits)
- Technology and Multi Modal Communication – HLTH 3079 (4.5 credits)
- Speech Pathology Fieldwork 2 – HLTH 3083 (4.5 credits)
- Advanced Evidence Based Practice – HLTH 3057 (4.5 credits)
- Integrated Speech Pathology Professional Practice A – HLTH 4022 (4.5 credits)
- Planning, Innovation and Evaluation in Health A – REHB 4054 (4.5 credits)
- Speech Pathology Fieldwork 3 – HLTH 4020 (9 credits)
- Speech Pathology Fieldwork 4 – HLTH 4021 (9 credits)
- Integrated Speech Pathology Professional Practice B – HLTH 4023 (4.5 credits)
- Planning, Innovation and Evaluation in Health B – REHB 4055 (4.5 credits)
- Health Science Honours Preparation – REHB 3010 (4.5 credits)
- Health Science Honours Thesis – REHB 4012 (9 credits)
Domestic: Commonwealth Supported
Future Career Outcomes
Explore the success stories of our alumni, seamlessly integrating into diverse professional roles. Delve into the industry demands and witness how the program aligns with evolving job market needs. Highlight the development of skills that make our graduates stand out in the dynamic field of speech pathology.
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