Master of Clinical Audiology (305BB)

Audiologists are health care professionals trained to diagnose and manage hearing and balance related disorders. The Master of Clinical Audiology provides comprehensive training in a range of areas including hearing assessments (adults and paediatrics), balance testing, hearing aids and cochlear implants. 

The Master of Clinical Audiology trains students to be entry-level Audiologists who are eligible to register with Audiology Australia. The qualification also affords the opportunity to register and practice in other countries around the world. 

The two year full time clinical degree consists of a combination of on-campus teaching and clinical placements. Clinical placements commence in the first year and gradually increase throughout the course. In the final year of the course, students are also involved in a research project related to the field.