Graduate Diploma in Hearing Health Care (GD-HHC)

Audiologists are health care professionals trained to diagnose and manage hearing and balance related disorders. The Graduate Diploma in Hearing Health provides comprehensive training in a range of areas including hearing assessments (adults and paediatrics), balance testing, hearing aids and cochlear implants.

The Graduate Diploma in Hearing Health Care trains First Nations students to be eligible for the Master of Clinical Audiology.

The one year full time clinical degree consists of a combination of on-campus teaching and clinical placements. The Faculty’s Indigenous Student Support Officer provides ongoing support and advice throughout their studies. Students are encouraged to contact the officer via mdhs-indigenous-admissions@unimelb.edu.au seek guidance as needed.