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Program of Audiology

About the Programme

Key Learning Outcomes

  1. PO1They can use the theoretical and practical knowledge acquired in their field and collaborate with experts from different disciplines. They can apply the knowledge they have internalized in their field, along with their problem-solving skills, in interdisciplinary studies.
  2. PO2By acquiring the ability to conceptualize events and phenomena related to their field, they can examine them using scientific methods and techniques; interpret and evaluate data, identify and analyze problems, and develop evidence-based and research-based solutions.
  3. PO3They can evaluate hearing and balance functions by using technical equipment, software, and application methods during the intervention process in their field.
  4. PO4They carry out the necessary assessment, diagnosis, planning, and guidance by using theoretical and practical concepts and principles related to the field of audiology.
  5. PO5They take into account and respect individual differences, cultural beliefs, traditions, and customs, as well as their effects on daily activities, roles, and participation.
  6. PO6They take part in public health protection and early intervention programs and contribute to the development of health policies that address the changing and diversifying needs of the community in the field of hearing health.
  7. PO7By using their knowledge and expertise, they carry out professional and academic studies independently, and as a team member, they work in effective communication and collaboration with other professional groups in the field and take responsibility.
  8. PO8They know the ways of accessing information, use libraries, scientific databases, the internet, and other information resources effectively, and internalize the principles and necessity of lifelong learning.
  9. PO9Within the framework of professional responsibility and principles of quality service, they keep records, prepare reports, use written and visual technological resources, and make efforts to disseminate knowledge, critically evaluate the knowledge and skills they have acquired, and contribute to access to universal information.
  10. PO10They evaluate all clinical and research results by taking the principle of confidentiality into account. They do not carry out any experimental or clinical practice without the consent and approval of the population they serve, and they consider human rights and ethical principles in all practices and research studies.
  11. PO11They acquire knowledge about the effects of audiology practices on health, society, and the environment at both universal and societal levels, as well as the health-related issues reflected in today?s world, and they develop an awareness of the legal implications of the solutions offered by the science of audiology.