Audiology

Overview

The Master of Audiology is a professionally oriented course for graduates interested in acquiring knowledge and skills in the evaluation and management of auditory disorders (hearing loss and tinnitus) and their consequences.

This course prepares you to become a well-informed health professional and begin clinical practice as an audiologist in urban, rural, and remote settings. Additionally, the course will help you acquire critical skills in appraising scientific and clinical information which will assist your further professional development.

Commonwealth Supported Places available for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Students.

The Master of Audiology now has two Commonwealth supported places available for commencing Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students. In addition, a scholarship valued at $15,000 over two years has been established through the generous support of Hearing Australia.

Please contact the Audiology team for more information.

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Course

Master of Audiology

Duration: 2 years

Delivery mode:
In person

Location:
Bedford Park

Availability:
Full-time

Start dates:
March

SATAC code: 2CM039

Annual indicative fees (2024):
$34,500 (Full fee paying)
$8,948 (Commonwealth supported)

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Your career

There is a great demand for qualified and trained professionals in audiology, both within Australia and worldwide, and the Flinders course enjoys particularly high employment outcomes. Opportunities exist in city-based, rural and remote settings across the globe.

Potential employers include:

public and private sector
diagnostic and rehabilitation practices
hospitals
education settings
special schools
early intervention centres
universities
research facilities
hearing aid companies.

Professional accreditation/recognition

The Master of Audiology is fully accredited by Audiology Australia. Graduates of the Master of Audiology will meet the standards set out by Audiology Australia for practice by entry-level audiologists.

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What you will study

The Master of Audiology consists of audiology topics, clinical audiology topics, professional studies topics, and research topics.

You will study topics which address the scientific foundations of audiology and how they interface with clinical practice in diagnosing and managing auditory disorders, as well as clinical audiology and professional studies that provide skills necessary to produce a competent beginning practitioner.

Topics that address current issues of specific and general relevance to audiologists as health professionals are also introduced throughout the course.

Students will undertake professional experience placement as part of the course. For more information visit Audiology placement.

Practical experience

The program offers innovative learning experiences including problem-based learning tutorials, clinical skills classes and clinical placements in Adelaide or interstate, and in rural and remote areas of South Australia and the Northern Territory.

Practical experience requirements

Master of Audiology students are required to undertake specified health checks, immunisations, and criminal history checks as per University and health department policies.

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Master of Audiology

Entry requirements

Masters

Applicants must normally hold an approved degree from an approved tertiary institution and typically have achieved a minimum of credit average. No specific undergraduate degree is required for admission.

Admission will be based on the highest GPA using a minimum of 18 units of a qualification from an approved tertiary institution.

Up to 4 places are reserved in the course for applicants who have completed the Bachelor of Health Sciences or the Bachelor of Medical Science at Flinders University.

Applicants are encouraged to research the career of an audiologist and health professional through making personal enquires and visits to clinical departments.

Indigenous sub quota entry

An annual subquota is available to Indigenous applicants. Such applicants competitive under the subquota will be offered a place on a Commonwealth Supported basis. Applicants are required to apply in the normal way and in addition, within 10 working days after submitting the SATAC application, submit a document signed under Common Seal from an incorporated Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander organisation in the community from which the applicant originates or is recognised, confirming that the applicant is recognised by that community. Where applicants are unable to provide a document signed under Common Seal they may provide a Statutory Declaration to SATAC confirming the applicant is of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Island descent.

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How to apply

Select your preferred course.

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Check individual course entries on SATAC for information on important dates.

Apply online at SATAC.

Entry requirements

Masters

Applicants must hold a bachelor degree or equivalent qualification, and typically have achieved a Flinders equivalent grade point average (GPA) of 5.00 or above to be considered.

Applicants who did not achieve a GPA of 5.00 or above in their completed approved bachelor degree or equivalent qualification, can still be considered on the basis of a second bachelor degree, graduate certificate (if done in its entirety), graduate diploma or Masters degree of their choice, provided they have completed a minimum one semester of full-time equivalent study in one of these courses and they achieve a GPA of 5.00 or above in this study.

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