This course is aimed at practising audiologists who want to prepare for advanced roles in clinical management, clinical practice, teaching and research. The course consists of a mixture of audiology-specific units and those shared with health professionals from a range of other disciplines, enabling you to tailor the course to your own interests. This course aims to: enable you to critically evaluate and apply aspects of contemporary audiology and healthcare practice, policy, research and education; foster positive values and attitudes that recognise and respect individual and cultural diversities and challenge discriminatory practice; equip you with in-depth knowledge, understanding and skills to critically evaluate research and the evidence base for audiology practice that promotes optimal health and involves service users and carers in the delivery of care; develop your abilities and skills in critical reflective practice, problem solving and creative ethical decision-making; contribute to innovation, change and quality improvement in audiology and healthcare practice at both individual and organisational levels by equipping you with a systematic and critical understanding of relevant knowledge, theoretical frameworks and advanced skills.