• Our audiology program is packed with industry experience and placement opportunities across metropolitan, rural and remote areas of SA and the Northern Territory.
• Work placement provides students with rewarding opportunities to make industry connections, build practical skills and experience a variety of settings.
• You can broaden your experience with a rural or remote clinical placement. Our rural placements will provide you with rich experiences and a broad scope of learning opportunities.
• Experience unique learning opportunities with placements in remote Aboriginal communities, exposing you to vulnerable communities with lower standard hearing health.

• Health2Go is a purpose-built facility providing the community access to a range of affordable, high quality health services including audiology services. We give you the opportunity to work with clients alongside professional clinicians to gain real-life experience in a modern multidisciplinary environment.

• Our course is the only course in Australia and among a few in the world that use problem-based learning. This effective and deeply immersive strategy will have you working in small groups to solve open-ended, real-life issues, facilitating the transfer of your knowledge beyond the lecture theatre.
• You will have the confidence and skills to deliver professional client-centred care in a range of environments.
• Flinders graduates have an excellent reputation within the health industry.
  

• Smaller cohort teaching ensures a personal approach to learning. The relationships we have with our students and graduates are highly supportive and long-lasting.
  

• Our teaching staff are dedicated to maintaining the highest industry standards and we ensure our programs always have the latest evidence-based learning outcomes.

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

Yes. According to the National Skills Commission, Audiologists & Speech Pathologists will experience 34.7% employment growth (National Skills Commission, 2021 Employment projections for the next five years 2026.)

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

No, there are no pre-requisite topics for the Master of Audiology.

The Master of Audiology is comprised of 72-units over 2 years.

This course is usually conducted on-campus. However, due to COVID-19, some components are currently being delivered online.

The Master of Audiology requires full-time study and is not offered part-time.

The current pandemic situation (COVID-19) will affect many aspects of your study, from topic availability on campus to how your classes are delivered. For detailed information about the impact of COVID-19 on your study please refer to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) information page.

• Applications are completed via SATAC
• Visit: satac.edu.au