Audiology

About this course

Audiology is the healthcare science that investigates hearing, balance, and the disorders affecting these systems. It is a discipline where technical precision and compassionate patient care are equally essential: audiologists use sophisticated instruments to assess how the ear and auditory nervous system are functioning, and they work with patients across the lifespan, from newborns identified through hearing screening programmes to older adults managing age-related hearing loss. The demand for audiologists is growing steadily as awareness of hearing health increases and as the UK's population ages. This three-year full-time programme at University College London prepares you for a career as a registered healthcare science practitioner in audiology. UCL's location in London means clinical placements span some of the busiest and most diverse NHS settings in the country, giving you expos

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