Healthcare Science (Audiology) - BSc (Hons)

Course Summary The BSc Healthcare Science (Audiology) at Middlesex University provides you with a comprehensive education in audiology, equipping you with the knowledge and practical skills required to pursue a successful career in the field. The course is accredited by the National School of Healthcare Science and is designed to meet the demands of the healthcare sector. With access to state-of-the-art facilities, including simulation suites and specialist labs, you’ll be well-prepared for clinical practice. The course includes placement opportunities at NHS hospitals, allowing you to gain valuable real-world experience. Why Study This Course at Middlesex Middlesex University offers a unique opportunity to study audiology at one of the leading educational centres in teaching and research excellence. The £23 million redevelopment of the West Stand at Stonex Stadium provides cutting-edge equipment and specialist spaces for audiology students. You’ll learn from experienced academics and have the chance to apply your knowledge in NHS clinical physiology departments, ensuring you graduate with hands-on experience. The strong industry links with local hospitals and NHS trusts provide excellent placement opportunities and a direct path to employment in the audiology sector. What You Will Gain Throughout the course, you will gain expertise in a range of audiology practices, from auditory rehabilitation and tinnitus management to cochlear implants and balance assessment. You will also develop essential clinical decision-making skills, enabling you to assess, treat, and rehabilitate various conditions. With up to 50 weeks of practical experience in NHS hospitals, you’ll build confidence in using the latest scientific equipment and techniques. The combination of academic knowledge and real-world experience will make you highly employable, with past graduates securing roles in NHS and private healthcare organisations.

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