Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours)

Acquire a thorough understanding in the areas of anatomy, linguistics, and speech development and impairment. Apply your theoretical knowledge in a variety of settings through multiple practical placements. You will have the opportunity to complete placements in rural and Indigenous communities, as well as overseas. JCU Speech Pathology (Honours) graduates all develop research skills and are equipped with the advanced knowledge and skills required to excel in their field and change lives. Begin a life-changing career helping patients overcome communication and swallowing difficulties. JCU Speech Pathology graduates are equipped with specialised, job-ready skills to meet the unique needs of tropical, rural, and Indigenous communities. JCU Speech Pathology graduates have specialist skills and work with children and adults to promote speech and swallowing improvement. Graduates pursue careers in various areas including education settings, hospitals, community health centres, nursing homes, child care, mental health services, disability services, and private practice. This course is accredited by Speech Pathology Australia. Upon graduation, you will be eligible for Practicing Membership of Speech Pathology Australia.