Speech pathology

Speech pathologists are qualified health professionals who recognise the importance of communication and mealtimes as activities that enable people to participate fully in their daily lives. They work with individuals, groups, families and communities to support the development, rehabilitation and maintenance of effective communication and feeding/swallowing skills across the lifespan. Speech pathologists are a critical component of allied health expertise helping individuals and families to life productive and fulfilling lives.

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Career outcomes

Our speech pathology graduates have pursued careers in:

  • aged care facilities
  • community health services
  • hospitals
  • kindergartens
  • mental health services
  • primary schools
  • private practice
  • rehabilitation services
  • secondary schools
  • specialist services
  • universities

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