Key application dates

Please ensure you submit a complete application by 11:59 pm AEST 31 August for the following year’s intake, as late applications will not be accepted.

There are a limited number of Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) for this course. To ensure you are considered for a CSP, submit your complete application prior to the application deadline.

Key application dates

Please ensure you submit a complete application by 11:59 pm AEST 31 August for the following year’s intake, as late applications will not be accepted.

How to apply

1. Review entry requirements and eligibility

• Check the entry requirements tab of this course page and ensure you meet the admission criteria.
• Review the English language requirements.
• Consider whether you are eligible for Graduate Access Melbourne.
• If you are applying for multiple courses, ensure you have confirmed your preference order.

Weighted Average Mark (WAM)

We encourage all applicants with a WAM of 65 or above to apply.

Indigenous pathway applicants (domestic applicants only)

Applicants of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent are given priority access to the Master of Clinical Audiology at the University of Melbourne under the Indigenous Pathway.

All eligible Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicants must submit a Confirmation of Identity for verification.

Eligible applicants will be required to submit an application directly.

Prospective Indigenous applicants are strongly encouraged to make contact with the faculty Indigenous Student Support Officer to receive advice about the direct application process. Indigenous applicants who don’t meet the pre-requisites are also encouraged to get in touch with the Indigenous Student Support Officer.

2. Gather your supporting documentation

As part of your application, you’ll be required to submit:

• Transcripts and detailed information related to all previous studies you have undertaken and/or completed, including an explanation of the grading system used and official certified English translation of any document that is not written in English. View further information about supporting documentation.
• Evidence of meeting the University's English language requirements.

3. Submit your application

• To get started, begin your application here.

Additional application considerations:

Where a course offers both Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) and Australian full fee (AF) places, you only need to submit an application for one fee type. You will automatically be considered for a CSP if you are eligible.

How to apply

1. Review entry requirements and eligibility

• Check the entry requirements tab of this course page and ensure you meet the admission criteria.
• Review the English language requirements.
• If you are applying for multiple courses, ensure you have confirmed your preference order.

Weighted Average Mark (WAM)

We encourage all applicants with a WAM of 65 or above to apply.

Indigenous pathway applicants (domestic applicants only)

Applicants of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent are given priority access to the Master of Clinical Audiology at the University of Melbourne under the Indigenous Pathway.

All eligible Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicants must submit a Confirmation of Identity for verification.

Eligible applicants will be required to submit an application directly.

Prospective Indigenous applicants are strongly encouraged to make contact with the faculty Indigenous Student Support Officer to receive advice about the direct application process. Indigenous applicants who don’t meet the pre-requisites are also encouraged to get in touch with the Indigenous Student Support Officer.

2. Gather your supporting documentation

As part of your application, you’ll be required to submit:

• Transcripts and detailed information related to all previous studies you have undertaken and/or completed, including an explanation of the grading system used and official certified English translation of any document that is not written in English. View further information about supporting documentation.
• Evidence of meeting the University's English language requirements.

3. Submit your application

• To get started, begin your application here.
• If you need help applying, you can find an authorised education agent* to help you lodge your application, accept your offer and apply for a student visa.

*Students who have completed their previous qualifications in certain countries cannot apply directly and must use an education agent (or overseas representative).

After you apply

• All communications related to your application, including requests for additional information and application outcomes, will be sent to the email address you registered for your application. To avoid delays, please upload requested information as soon as possible.
• Track the progress of your application via the Application Portal.
• Please note that the Admissions team will only contact you via email if anything else is needed; there's no need to enquire about the timeline in the meantime.

• Subsequent offers may be made subject to available places.
• First round offers will be made in October.
• Deferrals are not considered for this course. Applicants should apply for the intake in which they wish to commence.
  • If you decline your offer you are welcome to apply again the following year but as the pool of applicants changes from year to year there is no guarantee you will be offered a place again.

Additional information

Inherent requirements

This course has inherent requirements. Refer to the Master of Clinical Audiology Handbook for important information on these requirements.

Clinical placements

Clinical Placements are undertaken as part of this course. All students must undertake a Police Record Check, obtain a Working with Children Check and comply with immunisation requirements. Refer to the following pages for important information:

• Clinical Education Risk & Governance
• MDHS Pre-Placement Requirements
• Student Placements.

For additional, in-depth details on entry requirements and admissions for this course, refer to the University Handbook.