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Audiology and vestibular science deal with hearing and balance — two systems assessed through precise, patient-dependent testing, and two that shape communication, safety and quality of life at every age.

Training covers pure-tone and speech audiometry, tympanometry and acoustic reflexes, otoacoustic emissions and newborn hearing screening, and vestibular assessment for patients presenting with dizziness or imbalance. You learn calibration and masking, how to test reliably across ages from infants to older adults, and how to record results clearly for the clinician who will act on them.

Campus laboratory work comes first, followed by supervised clinical placement with Mikindani Hospital.

Graduates typically work in ENT and audiology clinics, hearing-aid and screening services, and public-health screening programmes.

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