Programmes & Courses in Audiology
Inspiring and empowering you to fulfil your potential
Our integrated, comprehensive and stimulating range of programmes and short courses are designed to meet the diverse learning and development needs of those new to audiology, of qualified audiologists and of related audiological professionals. Our dynamic and experienced teaching team aim to facilitate, support and challenge you to develop your knowledge, skills and capabilities whether this is your first time at university or you are building on previous study.
Pre-registration training
Our BSc (Hons) and MSc Audiology degree programmes provide pre-registration training for those new to audiology. We aim to provide high-quality learning opportunities that will help you to develop broad scientific, problem-solving and interpersonal abilities, as well as providing you with the key skills required for professional registration.
Professional development
Our MSc Audiology degree, Master in Clinical Research and Doctorate in Clinical Practice programmes and our range of short courses, including master's level modules, provide excellent opportunities for professional development for qualified clinical audiologists. We aim to build on your knowledge and experience to further develop your broad scientific, problem-solving and interpersonal abilities as well as your skills at conducting research and leading service development.
The world-renowned MSc Audiology programme(which will celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2012) has distinct learning outcomes and learning activities from the BSc Audiology, providing Master's students the opportunities to develop deeper understanding of audiology as well as refined and advanced cognitive, communication and working skills.
Research degrees
Our MPhil and PhD research programmes, the Doctorate in Clinical Practice (DClinP) and the new Master of Research (MRes) in Clinical Research (MRes) provide outstanding opportunities to embark on first-class, exciting research training in a variety of areas of fundamental, translational and clinical science within multi- and cross-disciplinary teams and projects. Fulfil your dream of making new discoveries and contributing to scientific and clinical innovations.
Where you study matters
Whether you intend to undertake a degree or a short course, the institution in which you study (and graduate) matters. The Institute of Sound & Vibration Research has a hard-earnt and long-standing reputation for providing among the best learning opportunities available in audiology internationally, for preparing students for careers in clinical practice and research, and for contributing to the training of leading national and international experts and clinicians. Learn more about the achievements of our graduates.
Further information & how to apply
Follow the links below to find out more about the various programmes and courses and how to apply for each (the application process varies). If in doubt, do not hesitate to contact us for further information.
Degree and diploma programmes:
Short courses:
- Bachelor's level modules in Audiology (from year 4 of the degree)
- Balance Course (beginners' and advanced)
- Master's level modules in Biomedical Signal Processing (including hearing aids and cochlear implants)
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