Our Purpose

Our purpose is to educate healthcare professionals who possess and can apply scientific methods for the diagnosis of patients with hearing loss and balance disorders; who can perform hearing and balance tests to determine hearing levels and provide quality hearing; who can assist patients with hearing loss in the use and fitting of hearing aids and auditory implants; who can develop and implement auditory rehabilitation programs; and who can provide rehabilitation for patients with balance disorders.

Our Program Educational Objectives:

• To possess the up-to-date, sustainable theoretical and practical knowledge, skills, and attitudes required to practice the profession of audiology.
•  To have knowledge of hearing- and balance-related disorders through a current, evidence-based, and holistic approach, and to sensitively address patients’ healthcare needs.
• To take part in audiology services, education, and research, and to understand their duties, authority, and responsibilities in accordance with professional ethical principles.
• To work towards improving the quality of life of patients with hearing loss and balance disorders through multidisciplinary collaboration and effective communication.
• To follow current literature and participate in professional training with an awareness of lifelong learning.