Introduction
Develop the skills and knowledge you need to become an effective hearing aid audiologist. Learn around your existing commitments with our part-time, distance-learning foundation degree.
You'll learn how to run a safe and successful practice and make a real difference to people's lives with your excellent assessment, analysis and communication skills. You'll develop your understanding of the physical and psychological basis of hearing and disorders of hearing, and an awareness of professional, legal and ethical issues in relation to practice.
You'll mostly learn online around your existing commitments, with up to three residential weeks at our Cambridge campus per semester, where you'll take part in seminars, lectures and practical laboratory workshops in the following pattern:
- Semester 1: 3 residential weeks
- Semester 2: 3 residential weeks
- Semester 3: 2 residential weeks
- Semester 4: 3 residential weeks
By studying while you work, you'll have the opportunity to apply your new knowledge and skills to your own job as you progress with the course, and continue to practice them throughout your career.
Our Hearing Aid Audiology FdSc distance learning course is top-rated in the UK for 'Teaching on my course' and 'Assessment and feedback' (National Student Survey 2020).
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Key facts
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Fees and paying for university
Facilities and accreditation
Outstanding student support
Students on our Hearing Aid Audiology FdSc degree course can benefit from
- studying on a course that is top-rated in the UK for 'Teaching on my course' and 'Assessment and feedback' (National Student Survey 2020)
- varied, interactive and engaging course content and activities through Canvas, our Learning Management System (LMS)
- a personal tutor to help you build your skills and confidence
- careers advice, help and resources from our Employability Service
- the flexibility to study around your other commitments, whenever and wherever you like.
HCPC accredited
Our Hearing Aid Audiology FdSc degree course is accredited by the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) so when you graduate, you’ll be able to register and get to work as a hearing aid dispenser.
Careers
With our qualification you will be able to work independently as a hearing aid audiologist registered with the Health & Care Professions Council, and take your career to a new level.
When you graduate you can go straight into work or continue your studies to achieve a Hearing Sciences (Top-up) BSc Hons degree.
Farah
"I found ARU a welcoming and diverse community. Module tutors were always approachable and the assistance I was given during my studies was fabulous. I'm very career orientated and was given the opportunity to get involved in research right from day one."
Farah
Distance learning student
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Boost your career
Distance learning courses are a great way to study for a full degree around your existing commitments, while learning more about a subject or developing your professional knowledge.
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