Master of Audiology Studies

Communication is vital to the quality of life of all populations, and audiologists play an essential role in improving hearing and wellbeing. They make a true difference to the lives of others and are in high demand due to their specialist skills. UQ is known worldwide for the quality of its audiology graduates, the commitment of its teaching staff, and its strong research focus. This dynamic two-year full-time program integrates the theoretical foundations of audiology with practical clinical skills to prepare you for a career as an audiologist. You'll also have the opportunity to contribute to the development of clinical audiology by undertaking your own research. You'll learn from experienced audiology educators and researchers who are specialists in areas including neuroscience and rehabilitation, ageing, participation and disability. Through the program, you'll complete more than 250 hours of supervised clinical placements at UQ’s Audiology Clinic, as well as other private and public clinics and educational facilities in Brisbane and around Australia. When you graduate, you'll be in high demand with employers due to your in-depth knowledge and hands-on, practical skills in audiology.