University of Sydney (USYD) Courses

The broad medical and health sciences sectors are expanding and with this comes greater employment prospects.

This program provides a foundation in the design, measurement and theory of audio and acoustics, as well as an understanding of the way sound shapes our experience of communication, entertainment, and spatial awareness.

Our full-time MBA is taught over 18 months and has a precise limit on class size. The program is delivered in an intensive format where students complete two units of study at a time over a seven-to-eight-week period.

Our Master of Speech Language Pathology prepares you for professional practice as a speech pathologist, developing the skills to assess and treat people of all ages, backgrounds and cultures, and change lives by making it easier for people to communicate.

This specialised program explores issues such as the processes of globalisation and their effects on education, intercultural aspects of education, and international systems and institutions, making it the perfect choice for practitioners and potential practitioners in the field.

This course has a special emphasis on diversity in the language of professional and social engagement.

Our Graduate Certificate in Clinical Nursing will enable you to work across a variety of clinical environments that often demand rapid and challenging decisions in order to deliver high quality care.

Develop specialised technical knowledge of the design of high-rise buildings, industrial complexes, bridges, stadiums, and sporting and exhibition centres. You will gain an understanding of how forces are resisted by and transferred through structures and buildings to the ground.

Specifically designed for recent graduates from any area of study, our Master of Management provides you with access to business projects with industry leaders, personalised career coaching and opportunities. All in one year.

Our Graduate Certificate in Emergency Nursing aims to develop the specialist knowledge and skills required to work closely with patients and their families who are confronted with trauma, accidents or acute and unexpected illnesses.