Early Intervention Specialist Courses

The Master of Education (Inclusive and Special Needs Education) equips students with specialist insights to support students of varied abilities and backgrounds. This course emphasises the understanding of diverse learning needs, fostering the creation and application of strategies to optimise learning outcomes. Central to the course is the promotion of inclusivity and diversity, ensuring equitable classroom experiences for all learners.

The Master of Education (Special Education) responds to the growing need for expertise in supporting learners with unique needs. Covering areas like autism spectrum disorders, communication disorders, and assistive technology, this course equips educators with the knowledge to foster inclusive environments in mainstream schools. Additionally, it prepares individuals aiming to excel as special educators in specialised educational settings. The curriculum champions inclusive education, ensuring every student is provided with tailored learning opportunities.

The Bachelor of Speech Pathology (Honours) focuses on assisting individuals of all ages with speech, language, fluency, swallowing, and voice disorders. This course prepares students to work with a diverse range of clients, from young children struggling with language comprehension to adults recovering from injuries who require relearning speech and swallowing skills.