Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology) in Darlington Australia | The University of Sydney

The Bachelor of Applied Science (Speech Pathology) equips you with the skills needed to become a professional speech pathologist. This program covers diverse aspects of speech therapy, such as speech science, linguistics, phonetics, as well as counseling and behavior management for communication challenges.
Ideal for students seeking practical training, this course provides clinical experience in communication sciences and disorders. You'll explore and address speech and communication issues affecting both children and adults.
This four-year undergraduate degree readies students for professional speech pathology practice, teaching assessment and management techniques for communication and swallowing difficulties. The curriculum encompasses speech, language, literacy, dysphagia, voice disorders, hearing impairments, augmentative communication, and fluency disorders. Accredited by Speech Pathology Australia, graduates meet all requirements to practice nationally.

The program includes foundational studies in speech science, neuroscience, and behavioral science, alongside specialized speech pathology subjects and electives. Clinical training begins in your second year, with placements occurring both on-campus and at external sites like hospitals, schools, health centers, disability services, and private practices. High-achieving students may pursue an integrated honors pathway during the final three semesters.