Clinical Technologies
Advances in medical technology have revolutionised the way in which we monitor and diagnose conditions. We are living longer, healthier lives than ever before — but innovation is needed to remain on this trajectory.
Through our clinical technology courses, you will learn anatomy, physiology, how to use the latest medical devices, and develop the skills to critically analyse medical data.
Swinburne is the only undergraduate provider in Australia that focuses on the medical technology used in hospitals and monitoring environments such as analytical and research laboratories.
Our clinical technology degree provides hands-on laboratory training in heart and brain monitoring, as well as medical imaging.
Browse our courses to find detailed course information, application dates, entry requirements, fees, subjects, ATAR calculator and more.
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Change of Preference Expo
Explore your options and get personalised advice based on your Year 12 results. Friday 13 December, Hawthorn campus.
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Eva-Louise's placement story
Monash Heart
Eva-Louise was trained to perform and interpret ECG tests, worked in a lab and gained exposure to clinical technologies in industry settings.
Clinical Technologies professional recognition
The Clinical Technologies major within the Bachelor of Health Science is endorsed by the Association of Neurophysiology Scientists of Australia (ANSA).
ANSA is a national, professional association established to meet the needs of individuals employed as neurophysiological scientists and technologists in hospitals and private practice across Australia.
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"My favourite part of studying at Swinburne was the active-learning environment. I was able to apply my theoretical and practical skills while completing my placement as a trainee scientist in respiratory medicine at The Royal Melbourne Hospital. This experience has already proven invaluable."
Emre , Studying Clinical Technologies
