Sleep Science

The Graduate Degree in Sleep Science provides students with both the introductory information covered in either the Graduate Certificate in Sleep Science or the Graduate Certificate in Paediatric Sleep Science, in Addition to more advanced competencies in sleep technology. Students can expect to obtain an enhanced theoretical understanding of scoring and interpretation of diagnostic and other sleep studies, practical facets of advanced polysomnography including sleep tracking for a selection of sleep pathologies, high level technical abilities in sleep scoring and application of therapies for sleep disorders for both adults and children, as well as skills in lab administration. The University has a 5-bed sleep teaching centre on the main campus that contains a range of state-of-the art sleep-monitoring equipment. The facility is close to the School of Anatomy, Physiology and Human Biology, by which additional teaching and computing labs are located. The clinical spouses for your Graduate Degree in Sleep Science would be the West Australian Sleep Disorders Research Institute and also the Sleep Laboratory in the Respiratory Department at the Princess Margaret Hospital for Children.

• A relevant bachelor's degree, or an equivalent qualification, as recognised by UWA
• As well as also a recent National Police Certificate, or equivalent certification, indicating no legal conviction. Money of a National Police Certificate will be 1-2 months. English language requirements apply.