Australian Hearing Hub at Macquarie University

The Australian Hearing Hub gives Macquarie audiology students the unique opportunity to work alongside experts in the industry providing an unrivalled learning experience. Graduates and researchers will drive innovation and improve the lives of people with hearing and language disorders around the world.

Macquarie University is renowned for teaching and research excellence in speech and hearing sciences and psychology. In April 2012, researchers, academics, CEOs, and politicians came together to officially launch the Australian Hearing Hub at Macquarie University. This ground-breaking new facility brings hearing industries and related organizations under one roof, providing new opportunities for collaboration to improve the quality of life for those affected by hearing loss.

The Australian Hearing Hub is a revolutionary independent research facility inspired by the interdisciplinary working environment of Macquarie. Featuring the National Acoustic Laboratories’ anechoic chamber, specially designed “echo chambers,” and three MEGs—including one specifically for children—it offers state-of-the-art facilities to more than 2,000 professionals from some of the country’s best hearing and allied health organizations, together with staff, students, and researchers from one of the country’s leading research universities.

The Australian Hearing Hub unites researchers, educators, clinicians and innovators with expertise in audiology, speech pathology, cognitive and language sciences, psychology, nanofabrication and engineering sciences.

Macquarie’s leading speech and hearing, and psychology clinics have been relocated into the Australian Hearing Hub. With everything in one place, patients receive first-class clinical evaluation, testing and diagnosis from leading practitioners. Researchers work across disciplines and with clinicians; clinical and cognitive scientists and rehabilitation specialists work with engineers in tailor-made laboratories.

Study Audiology at Macquarie University

Macquarie’s Master of Clinical Audiology is a 2-year full time program which includes coursework and supervised clinical practicum. During the course, you will complete a minimum of 200 hours of supervised clinical practice. The audiology program mentors graduates for clinical practice, and produces well-informed health professionals with the critical skills required to appraise scientific and clinical information and to become competent evaluators of current and advancing diagnostic and treatment strategies.

Program: Master of Clinical Audiology
Location: North Ryde, Sydney, New South Wales
Semester intake: February
Duration: 2 years
Application deadline: October 30 each year; however, you are encouraged to apply as early as possible.

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