Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry & Health Sciences: Dept of Otolaryngology

Master of Audiology (Post Clinical)

 

Overview
Course Structure
Outline of Courses
Fees
Application Procedure

Overview
In 1997 the Audiological Society of Australia, the professional association representing audiologists, amended its Constitution such that all new audiology graduates required a Masters in Audiology to be accepted to practice as clinical audiologists. Prior to this, Australian audiologists had been required to graduate at a Postgraduate Diploma level. Those audiologists who obtained their Graduate Diploma in Audiology prior to 1998 and would now like to upgrade that qualification may be interested in the Master of Clinical Audiology (post clinical) course.

Course Structure
The course is run as a three-year part time course, although other arrangements could allow completion of the necessary units within two years. The course structure is as follows:

	Semester	Points
Year 1
Perception of Sound and Speech	Sem 1	6.25
Hearing Devices A	Sem 1 & 2	12.50
Electrophysiological Assessment A	Sem 2	6.25
Year 2
Electrophysiological Assessment B	Sem 1	6.25
Hearing Devices B	Sem 1 & 2	12.50
Cochlear Implants	Sem 1 & 2	12.50
Year 3
Research Methods in Hearing Science	Sem 1	6.25
Speech, Language and Habilitation	Sem 2	12.50
Independent Studies in Audiology	Sem 1 & 2	25.00
	TOTAL POINTS	100.00

Outline of Courses
Master of Clinical Audiology (Post Clinical) subjects

Fees
Fee details to be announced.

Application Procedure
To discuss the course further and obtain an application form, please contact:

Ms Annie Cruse
The School of Audiology
172 Victoria Pde
East Melbourne  VIC  3002 
Ph: +61 3 9929 8749

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