Audiology Applicants 2012

hiii i just read that you have an interview at manchester? did you apply as a late candidate? i only just applied last week for audiology at manchester and i'm just wondering if you applied after the january deadline too?

thanks

hi.
i applied in extra..i ve got a place at uni of anchester for audiology..i am soo excited..
did u apply in extra?

hey i don't know what applying extra is, but yeah i think i applied extra because I sent off my application late and i sent it off on the 21st May.
WELL DONE!!! that's so good! hopefully i'll get it too and then we'll be together!

thanks
when u apply in 5 universities through ucas and if u dnt get a place ucas puts u in extra automatically,and than u can apply to another university which has places available, and thats extra.
yeah gud luck..have they invited you for the interview?

ohhhh right, okay i get you
no they haven't responded back to me yet :/ how long did it take for them to reply to you?

Hey everyone is anyone going to be studying audiology at demontfort in September?

Audiology seems to be really not popular ive only spoken to 1 person who wants to do it so far!

I applied to sunderland and accepted it as my firm and they contacted me a few weeks ago saying they'd cancelled the course because I was the only person who had applied! The course sounded dodgy anyway glad I'm going demontfort now


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Hi Emily!
I'm also going to De Montfort this September for the Audiology course! So so excited, it was my insurance but I actually preferred it to my firm so very please to get there instead!

Hi Emily!
I'm also going to De Montfort this September for the Audiology course! So so excited, it was my insurance but I actually preferred it to my firm so very please to get there instead!

hi, Audiology sounds really interesting, what is the course like? what made you want to study it?

It is! What made me want to study Audiology was the fact that you have direct interaction with patients and the fact that you can have a large impact on people's lives. Also that technology is involved a lot, e.g using machines to diagnose someone's condition.

I can't say much about the course because I've only just started but it looks challenging but exciting!

From the handouts, course information and lectures we have had so far, it appears that there is a large amount of biology involved, also a large amount of physics, we do have to do a lot of maths and statistics as well, this is to help us with research and also general skills we will need as an Audiologist as well as specialist skills, e.g calculations involving decibels. At De Montfort University in the first year you also do a module which trains you to work as an Audiologist in a team, develop your communication skills etc.

In the second year you do more specialist modules, e.g adult aural rehabilitation. Throughout the 3 years at Uni you also need to complete 50 weeks work experience organised by the University, some Uni's do work experience at different times but at De Montfort you do 2 weeks in the first year and the rest in the last year, and that's your whole year!

If your interested look on the NHS careers website, that's where I found out more!


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I've been accepted at Southampton to study BSc Audiology.
Anyone else here coming Southampton for BSc Audiology this year???

Im going to southampton!!!

I'm going to Southampton too

I applied to Manchester, Southampton, Leeds for Audiology bsc undergraduate programme.

I got an offer from southampton already, Interview for Manchester on Feb 21st and leeds haven't got back to me.

Im studying Biology, Chemistry and Mathematics predicted AAA for Alevel.

What subject are you guys studying and what are your predicted grades?

Can anyone help with audiology interview questions?

Thanks