Education
At undergraduate level the Institute currently offers the BSc in Audiology, a four-year degree course leading to qualification to practise as an audiologist in the NHS and elsewhere. The degree extends across the field to include acoustics; the understanding of normal hearing and balance function, the clinical diagnosis and rehabilitation of their disorders, speech perception and language development; paediatric clinical assessments; cochlear implants; tinnitus; and hearing therapy.
At postgraduate level the Institute currently offers the following courses:
- MSc in Audiology for ENT practice
- MSc in Audiological Science
- MSc/PGDip Audiovestibular Medicine
- MSc/PGDip in voice pathology
- MSc in Advanced Audiology
Three- and four-year PhD programmes are available in a wide range of basic and clinical disciplines, including genetics, cell and molecular biology, auditory neuroscience and human auditory function.
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