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MSc in Hearing, Balance & Communication

A multidisciplinary master’s programme focusing on communication disorders and hearing loss across the lifespan.

Best for:Best for professionals in healthcare, biomedical sciences, or related fields seeking to specialize in communication disorders and hearing loss with a focus on clinical practice and research.

University College Cork · Cork, Ireland
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This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
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rolling
Funding
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2 years (part-time)
Start date
flexible (rolling admissions)
Part-time
Location
Cork
Ireland

Overview

This MSc programme at University College Cork uniquely integrates research on communication and its impact on individuals with hearing loss throughout their lives. It is designed for professionals seeking to advance their expertise in clinical therapies, biomedical sciences, and related fields. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, aiming to enhance patient care and family support. Applicants come from diverse backgrounds, including audiology, speech-language therapy, medicine, and social sciences. The programme emphasizes both academic rigor and real-world clinical relevance, preparing graduates for specialized roles in healthcare and research.

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What you'll do

  • Develop advanced clinical skills in assessing and managing communication disorders related to hearing loss.
  • Engage in research projects focused on improving patient care and therapeutic interventions.
  • Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to enhance clinical practice and policy development.
  • Apply theoretical knowledge to real-world clinical scenarios through practical training and case studies.
  • Contribute to the advancement of evidence-based practices in audiology and speech-language therapy.

Requirements

Degree required: A Second Class Honours Grade I in a primary honours degree (NFQ Level 8) or a Postgraduate Degree (NFQ Level 9 or equivalent) in a scientific or medical discipline such as Audiology, Anatomy, Biomedical Science, Engineering, Social Sciences, Speech and Language Therapy, Medicine, Nursing, or Education. Exceptional cases may be considered without an honours degree based on qualifications and experience.

Language: English; university-approved proficiency level for non-native speakers (details available on the PG English Language Requirements page).

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Demonstrated academic or professional background in a relevant scientific or medical field.
  • Strong motivation and commitment to advancing clinical practice in communication disorders.
  • Ability to write a compelling motivational statement (max 800 words) highlighting relevant experience and commitment.
Nice to have
Prior clinical or research experience in audiology, speech-language therapy, or related fields.Familiarity with evidence-based clinical practices and research methodologies.
Eligibility
  • Applicants must meet the required academic grade equivalent to Irish requirements for non-Irish qualifications.
  • International/non-EU applicants must adhere to the specified application procedure and deadlines.
  • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) may be considered based on educational qualifications, relevant work experience, and motivation.

Funding & terms

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How to apply

Deadline: Rolling deadline; open until all places are filled (non-EU applicants: no later than 15 June). · open until filled

Applicants must submit a motivational statement (max 800 words) and required academic documents through the university’s online application portal. Short-listed candidates will be invited for an interview, where they will be evaluated based on qualifications, experience, and motivation. Non-EU applicants must follow the specified international application procedure.

Documents required
  • CV or resume
  • Motivational statement (max 800 words)
  • Academic transcripts and degree certificates
  • Proof of English language proficiency (if applicable)
  • Two or three reference letters
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School of Clinical Therapies
University College Cork
Ireland
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