Healthcare
BSc Honours Healthcare Science (Audiology)
Learning Mode
Full-time, On Campus
Duration
3 Years (Full-time)
Start date
September
Qualification
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
Fees
£15,000 per year*
Location
Hendon Campus, London, United Kingdom
About the Course
The BSc Honours Healthcare Science (Audiology) at Middlesex University prepares you for a rewarding clinical career supporting individuals with hearing and balance disorders. Delivered in partnership with healthcare providers, the course combines theoretical knowledge, practical training, and clinical experience to ensure you graduate career-ready.
You’ll study the science of hearing, diagnostic techniques, and patient rehabilitation, all within a modern healthcare framework. With placements embedded in NHS and private clinics throughout your degree, you’ll develop confidence and competence in delivering compassionate, evidence-based care.
Why choose Healthcare Science (Audiology) at Middlesex?
Industry Connected
Gain hands-on experience through clinical placements in NHS trusts and private audiology practices.
Global Opportunities
Prepare for a global career with transferable audiology skills applicable in healthcare systems worldwide.
Professional Accreditation
Accredited by NSHCS and aligned with HCPC, enabling registration as a Healthcare Science Practitioner.
Course Overview
Healthcare Science (Audiology) is a patient-focused degree that blends science, technology, and healthcare practice. At Middlesex, you’ll learn how to assess hearing and balance, interpret diagnostic data, and support patients through rehabilitation and assistive technology.
The course places a strong emphasis on hands-on learning, with significant time spent in simulation labs and real clinical environments. You’ll also explore wider topics such as communication, professional ethics, and research methods.
Course Duration
3 Years Full-Time
Course Curriculum
Year 1
- Introduction to Healthcare Science
- Foundations of Audiological Science
- Anatomy, Physiology and Pathophysiology
- Clinical Communication and Professional Practice
Year 2
- Hearing Science and Diagnostics
- Rehabilitation Audiology
- Work-Based Clinical Practice (NHS Placement)
- Audiological Technology and Amplification
Year 3
- Advanced Clinical Practice
- Complex Needs and Multidisciplinary Working
- Research in Healthcare
- Independent Project / Dissertation
Clinical placements are integrated into Years 2 and 3, with supervision from NHS-accredited clinical educators.
Modules include:
- Introduction to Audiology and Hearing Health
- Diagnostic Audiological Assessment
- Hearing Aid Technology and Fitting
- Balance Disorders and Vestibular Assessment
- Communication with Patients and Families
- Clinical Governance and Ethics in Healthcare
- Research Methods and Project Design
- Independent Clinical Research Project
Assessment methods include practical exams, written assignments, reflective portfolios, clinical observations, and presentations
Admission Requirements
- Sri Lankan A/L: 3 passes, including a science subject (Biology or Physics preferred)
- UK A Levels: 112 UCAS points (BBC), with at least one science subject
- IB Diploma: 28 points minimum with HL Biology or Physics preferred
English Language Requirements:
- IELTS 6.5 (minimum 6.0 in each component) or an equivalent approved English language test
Applicants may be required to attend an interview and must complete an Enhanced DBS (Disclosure and Barring Service) check prior to placement.
Fees and Funding
International Tuition Fee:
£15,100 per year (subject to annual review)
Scholarships and Support:
- International Merit Scholarships (up to £2,000 per year)
- Additional funding support for eligible students on healthcare-related courses
- NHS placement travel assistance (subject to criteria)
Career Opportunities
Upon successful completion, graduates are eligible to work as:
- Clinical Audiologists in the NHS or private sector
- Hearing Aid Dispensers
- Balance and Vestibular Specialists
- Healthcare Science Practitioners
- Researchers or Technicians in clinical and academic environments
This degree also lays the foundation for further postgraduate training in audiology or specialised areas such as cochlear implants, paediatrics, or auditory research.
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