MSc Auditory Science

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De Montfort University

Comments about MSc Auditory Science - At the institution - Leicester - Leicestershire

• Objectives
  This higher degree will enable qualified Audiologists to enhance their opportunities for progression both within the public and Independent sectors. The degree has been developed in conjunction with the local Health Trusts and service providers who welcome and support this initiative. It will assist managers and staff to meet their objectives in relation to Agenda for Change.
• Entry requirements
  -Degree in Audiology or science-based equivalent plus relevant professional experience or undertaking the Higher Certificate in Audiology. -Evidence of M level study i.e. DMU Postgraduate Institutional credits [60] or -Registered Audiologists with at least 1 year�s post-registration professional experience. or -Registered Hearing Aid Audiologists with at least 2 year post-registration experience. or -University or research applicants who work in an audiology or related field. -Relevant audiological skills and experience.
• Academic title
  MSc Auditory Science
• Course description
  Programme
  
  The aim of this programme is to provide professionals with an enhanced portfolio of skills relevant to their work as audiologists within the context of a developing inter-professional education agenda. Several other cohorts of students also take the modules from a health service background, and inter-professional discussion will be encouraged, to ensure that topics are examined from a range of perspectives.
  
  The programme will provide a challenging balance between the development of core skills in leadership and management, with the ability to update knowledge in specialist areas of auditory science such as paediatric audiology, vestibular science, auditory rehabilitation and electrophysiology measures, as well as the development of research skills. These culminate in a dissertation on a topic of the student's choosing linked to their specialist area of practice or interest. This will give students the opportunity to advance their knowledge of a particular specialist area pertinent to their work.
  
  By the end of the programme students will be more knowledgeable and confident in their approach to the problems and issues they encounter in their day-to-day working life.
  
  Assessment will be via a number of different methods including essays, presentations, and evaluation of published research and poster presentations, as well as a final dissertation.
  
  Teaching/assessment
  
  Assessment will be via a number of different methods including essays, presentations, and evaluation of published research and poster presentations, as well as a final dissertation.

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