The Australian Hearing Hub gives Macquarie audiology students the unique opportunity to work alongside experts in the industry providing an unrivalled learning experience.

Macquarie University has recently addressed untreated hearing loss among Indigenous people across Australia.

Macquarie University and Cochlear have recently announced the establishment of the co-funded Cochlear Chair in Hearing and Healthy Ageing at Macquarie University, a role that will…

During Hearing Awareness Week (August 20 – 26, 2017), researcher Associate Professor Catherine McMahon, Head of Audiology at Macquarie University’s Australian Hearing Hub, wants companies and employers to…

Audiology is a growing discipline in health sciences that deals with the study, diagnosis and rehabilitation of the auditory system of the human body. There…

There are 360 million people living with disabling hearing loss worldwide and this figure is set to increase significantly. To prepare for the expanding needs…

Professor David McAlpine, Macquarie University’s Director of Hearing Research at the Australian Hearing Hub, has been announced as a 2016 Australian Laureate Fellow by the…

With a quarter of Australians set to face serious problems from hearing loss, it’s time for a new awareness campaign… Today, on World Hearing Day,…

As the outdoor music festival season begins, researchers from the Macquarie Hearing Hub are continuing to recruit volunteers who have lived, worked, and enjoyed noisy…

In the most recent 2014 Alumni Preferences Survey, respondents told Macquarie that they would love to get more from their relationship with the university. At…