Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander health worker passionate about hearing, communication, and making a difference in your community? The University of Western Australia (UWA) is offering a unique opportunity to help you take the next step in your career through the Indigenous Students Master of Clinical Audiology (MClinAud) Pathway.
This pathway offers a 6-month fully subsidised Graduate Certificate through UWA’s School of Human Sciences, providing an alternative entry route into the Master of Clinical Audiology program. The graduate certificate is designed to build foundational knowledge and strengthen academic skills, setting you up for success in the MClinAud course and a rewarding career in audiology.
About the Pathway
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Duration: 6 months (offered in both semesters)
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Eligibility: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers currently working in Allied Health and/or community health settings
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Requirement: Achieve an average WAM of 60% to enrol in the MClinAud program
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Location: Crawley Campus, The University of Western Australia
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Cost: Fully subsidised
Students will gain key skills in science, communication, and clinical practice, supported by experienced lecturers, practising audiologists, and UWA’s Indigenous Student Support Services. The program also offers opportunities to build strong peer and mentor networks within a culturally supportive learning environment.
Why Choose Audiology?
Audiologists play a vital role in improving hearing health by diagnosing and treating hearing loss and ear disease. Careers in audiology are not only meaningful but also versatile, with opportunities in:
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Hospitals and diagnostic clinics
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Hearing rehabilitation and device services
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Rural and remote outreach programs
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Education, research, and community health initiatives
UWA Audiology graduates are highly sought after, with most securing positions within three months of completing their studies, both across Australia and internationally.
How to Apply
Interested students can contact the UWA Audiology Department for more information on the application process:
[email protected]
You can also reach out to Robyn Choi at [email protected] for guidance and support in preparing your application.
Learn More
To find out more about the Master of Clinical Audiology program and the Indigenous Students Pathway, download the information leaflet here:
View the pathway leaflet
Or visit the UWA course page:
Master of Clinical Audiology | UWA
Start your journey today — gain the knowledge, confidence, and connections to make a lasting impact in Aboriginal ear health and your community.