Communication is a vital aspect of what it means to be human, and hearing is critical to communicating effectively. Audiologists experts in the non-medical management of hearing disorders play a key role in assisting those with hearing impairments to successfully engage with society.

This course will provide you with the skills, knowledge and training you'll need to practice as a qualified clinical audiologist. It will develop your skills in assessment strategies, rehabilitation and habilitation of the hearing impaired, as well as provide you with training in research design.

Key Features

• This course will prepare you for work as an advanced professional interpreter for international and bilateral conferences on a broad range of topics.
• You'll enhance your domain-specific skills, learn to undertake research for the purpose of interpreting and broaden your linguistic knowledge.
• You'll interpret in simulated conferences from the booths of our purpose-built conference interpreting laboratory.
• You'll study in a dedicated conference interpreting course comprising eight core units of conference interpreting-related theory and practice.
• This is the largest conference interpreting course offered at an Australian university.

Students graduating from this program will have many job opportunities. They will be qualified to work in the:

• conference interpreting sector
• community interpreting sector
• publishing industry
• education sector
• government
• legal sector
• insurance companies
• banking industry