Audiology can be a pretty solid career choice with good job prospects. There are a bunch of different settings you could work in like hospitals, private clinics, schools, or even in research. Some specific roles include clinical audiologists who diagnose and treat hearing issues, pediatric audiologists who focus on kids, and hearing aid dispensers. Starting salaries in the UK tend to be around 20-30K, but with experience this can increase to more like 35-50K, and more in v senior positions.
Audiology can be a pretty solid career choice with good job prospects. There are a bunch of different settings you could work in like hospitals, private clinics, schools, or even in research. Some specific roles include clinical audiologists who diagnose and treat hearing issues, pediatric audiologists who focus on kids, and hearing aid dispensers. Starting salaries in the UK tend to be around 20-30K, but with experience this can increase to more like 35-50K, and more in v senior positions. What do you like about audiology??
Does audiology student get nhs learning support fund or bursary as it comes in allied professional which they don’t have to pay back or is it just for nursing and others.
Does audiology student get nhs learning support fund or bursary as it comes in allied professional which they don’t have to pay back or is it just for nursing and others.
Unfortunately, Audiology isn't eligible for the NHS Learning Support fund (LSF).