“Throughout my studies, I’ve developed a range of skills, including advanced diagnostic techniques and effective communication strategies with patients.”
Sabrina started the Master of Clinical Audiology in 2023, after completing a Bachelor of Biomedicine (Major: Human Structure and Function) also at the University of Melbourne in 2022. She grew up in China and moved to Melbourne, Australia at the end of primary school.
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I chose to study Biomedicine at the University of Melbourne because of its exceptional reputation and balanced curriculum. The course offers a perfect mix of theory and hands-on practice. As one of the best universities in the world, it has strong connections and great networking opportunities.
When it came time for postgraduate studies, staying at the University of Melbourne was a natural choice. The Clinical Audiology course is known for its diverse placement opportunities and strong connections with industry professionals. I was also attracted by its excellent prospects for future research opportunities.
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What I like most about the Clinical Audiology course at the University of Melbourne is the perfect blend of theory and hands-on practice, along with the many placement opportunities with external clinics. The content we learn in lectures is engaging and often provides surprising insights into the latest developments in audiology.
Throughout my studies, I’ve developed a range of skills, including advanced diagnostic techniques and effective communication strategies with patients. Theoretical and practical learning are spread fairly evenly in my course. We have practical classes fortnightly, which helps to reinforce the theory while pushing me to think critically and apply my knowledge in real-world scenarios.
Summary of highlights:
- Clinical placements
- Quality of teaching
- Student clubs and societies
- Facilities
- Relationships with staff and students
- Research opportunities
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To become a leading audiologist specialising in vestibular and general diagnostic audiology. My studies have equipped me with advanced diagnostic skills and effective patient communication strategies while offering diverse placement opportunities to explore various career opportunities.
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For future students considering audiology: You don’t need a science background to enter the audiology course!
The first few weeks cover all the foundational science and anatomy knowledge you’ll need. As long as you have a passion for helping people and making a tangible difference in their lives, I encourage you to apply!
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