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NextSense Institute provides access to a range of pre-recorded content that you can engage with at your own convenience.
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  • Scheduled courses

    We offer a variety of real-time, on-demand, online, and in-person courses to take your career to the next level.

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  • Certificate courses

    Robyn Cantle-Moore and Sue Silveira are some of our lecturers at NextSense Institute

  • Study in your workplace

    NextSense Institute can customise professional learning to focus on your school or workplace needs. This includes in-person, online, or pre-recorded content.

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  • Postgraduate study

    Get the qualifications you need with the Master of Disability Studies, administered and delivered by NextSense Institute in affiliation with Macquarie University.

    Masters of Disability graduation ceremony

  • Our teachers

    Meet the professional staff who work at NextSense Institute.

    Robyn Cantle-Moore and Sue Silveira are some of our lecturers at NextSense Institute

  • The Rydge Family Library

    The Rydge Family Library holds a specialised collection of resources designed to support NextSense Institute's research and postgraduate programs and the information needs of NextSense staff.

    Rydge Family Library reading area

  • Podcast

    The NextSense Institute (formerly RIDBC Renwick Centre) podcast is a regular series that discusses hearing and vision education and health—from new resources to emerging ideas and hot-button issues.

    Trudy Smith recording a podcast

  • The Elisabeth Murdoch Scholarship

    This scholarship is for postgraduate coursework or research students specialising in the field of deafness and hearing loss.