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Choose audiology

Achieve your goals

Our courses and postgraduate research programmes have a longstanding reputation for training professionals and researchers in audiology and deaf education.

You'll have a wide choice of course units to choose from on our audiology courses, enabling you to customise your studies to suit your particular interests. Some units are delivered online, offering a flexible way to study.

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Why choose Manchester?

Learn at a research-intensive university

You will study in an intensive and high-quality research environment, learning from members of the Manchester Centre for Audiology and Deafness (ManCAD) and the NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre – a valuable opportunity if you wish to go on to a PhD and a research career.

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From our students

How an MSc in Audiology has helped me to fulfil my dreams

Awajimijana is employed as an NHS Senior Specialist Paediatric Audiologist. Discover how the MSc helped him to get there...

Read the blog : How an MSc in Audiology has helped me to fulfil my dreams

Awajimijana Otana receiving the Lisa Bayliss Award.

The ladies in the van

Audiology researchers take a unique approach to discover the most effective tests to help babies with permanent hearing loss and their families.

Read the story : The ladies in the van

A baby having a hearing test in the 'van'.

Advanced Audiology at Manchester: An international perspective

Wen-Hui explains what drew her to the MSc Advanced Audiology course.

Read the blog : Advanced Audiology at Manchester: An international student’s perspective

Anatomical model of an ear.

Explore your interests

Specialist teaching

The only course of its kind in the country, the MSc Advanced Audiology Studies (Paediatric Pathway) is for qualified audiologists who want to specialise in paediatric audiology. You will learn from a multidisciplinary team of experts including clinical scientists and deaf education specialists.

Read a post by a graduate who is now a Paediatric Audiologist in the NHS on our student blog.

A child wearing a hearing aid.

Train as a Teacher of the Deaf

Qualified teachers can expand their skillset by taking our MSc/PGDip Deaf Education course and training as a teacher of the Deaf.

Our course is approved by the Department for Education and National College of Teaching and Learning, and can be taken as a distance learning programme.

A young child sitting in class wearing a hearing aid.

From our students

Video: Azra's Deaf Education journey

Azra talks about her Manchester experience and her work as a Teacher of the Deaf.

Watch video : Video: Studying Deaf Education and working as a Teacher of the Deaf.

Video still of Azra Parveen.

Studying Deaf Education as an international student from Cyprus

Andria reflects on her decision to train as a Teacher of the Deaf.

Read the blog : Studying Deaf Education as an international student from Cyprus.

Exterior of the Ellen Wilkinson building.

From master’s study to winning an award as a Teacher of the Deaf

Emily talks about studying for a PGDip and MSc, and winning an award for her performance.

Read the blog : From master’s study to winning an award as a Teacher of the Deaf.

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Why I’m undertaking post-registration training in paediatric audiology

Audiologist Ben explains the benefits of studying for an MSc in Advanced Audiology Studies.

Read the blog : Why I’m undertaking post-registration training in paediatric audiology.

An otoscope and other tools an audiologist might use.

Courses

Master's courses

  • Audiology (MSc)
    For a grounding in the theoretical, practical and clinical basis of audiology.
  • Advanced Audiology Studies (MSc)
    For registered, practising audiologists.
  • Advanced Audiology Studies (Paediatric Pathway) (MSc)
    For registered, practising audiologists who want to specialise.
  • Deaf Education (MSc/PGDip)
    For teachers who want to train as a teacher of the Deaf.
  • Deaf Education (PGCert) (International Pathway)
    For teaching or support workers based outside of the UK. 

See all taught master’s

NHS Scientist Training Programme

Manchester is also involved in delivering the Audiology specialism of the NHS Scientist Training Programme. For more information on the programme and details of how to apply, visit the National School of Healthcare Science website.

Continuing professional development

We also offer individual units from our MSc Advanced Audiology Studies degree as standalone courses for CPD.

You may also be interested in CPD units adapted from the doctorate-level Higher Specialist Scientific Training (HSST) programme to deliver the same training at master's level.

See CPD courses

Audiologist making notes on a CPD course.

PhD with integrated master's

If you're planning to undertake a PhD after your master's, our Integrated PhD programme will enable you to combine your postgraduate taught course with a related PhD project in biology, medicine or health.

More about the Integrated PhD

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Making an application

Apply for audiology

If you have any questions, email us at pgtaught.audiology@manchester.ac.uk.

If you’re ready to apply to a postgraduate audiology degree at Manchester, here’s what you need to know.

Admissions

Helping you though the admissions process.

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Fees and funding

Details of course fees and funding opportunities.

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Have any questions? Get in touch.

Audiology course enquiries

Tel: +44 (0)161 529 4563

Email: pgtaught.audiology@manchester.ac.uk

General postgraduate taught enquiries

Tel: +44 (0) 161 275 2077

Email: study@manchester.ac.uk

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