Graduate Diploma in Science in Medicine (Clinical Neurophysiology)

Clinical neurophysiology is a broad discipline, encompassing diagnostic services for patients presenting with neurological dysfunction, systemic diseases and critical illnesses, through to the provision of intraoperative monitoring of the nervous system during at-risk procedures.Who should study this course?This course is designed for scientists, trainee scientists and those with appropriate qualifications seeking to work in neurophysiology laboratories and clinics.

It aims to provide structured educational programs in neurophysiological monitoring to complement experiential learning in the workplace.

It is the only postgraduate coursework of its kind in Australia.

How will you learn?In this course you will learn from experienced and expert anaesthetists, neurologists and neurophysiology scientists from Australia and overseas.Primarily taught online, your studies will be supplemented by intensive face-to-face teaching sessions which include practical experience in simulated diagnostic and perioperative settings.A limited number of Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) are available for this course for Semester 1, 2020.

To be considered for a CSP you must apply for entry to the course by 11 February 2020 and places will be allocated based on merit.Please ensure your CV includes details of any relevant work or other experience.

Please note that you cannot retain a CSP if you upgrade or downgrade to another course after enrolment.

Admission criteria

Admission to the Graduate Diploma in Science in Medicine (Clinical Neurophysiology) requires:

• successful completion of the embedded Graduate Certificate in Science in Medicine; or
• a bachelor or postgraduate degree in a health or science-related discipline from the University of Sydney or equivalent qualification.

The academic requirements that are displayed are applicable to currently available courses only, and are updated annually and may be changed without notice.

What you'll study