Bachelor in Audiology

Audiology is the healthcare discipline concerned with diagnosing and managing hearing and balance disorders. Coursework typically covers anatomy and physiology of the ear, acoustics, hearing assessment techniques, hearing aid and cochlear implant technology, and rehabilitation methods for patients with hearing loss, often supported by supervised clinical practice. Students learn to conduct diagnostic hearing tests, interpret audiological results, and design treatment or rehabilitation plans. Graduates commonly work as audiologists in hospitals, clinics, or private practice, or in hearing aid manufacturing and research settings. This 4 years bachelor program is offered at Atılım University in Ankara, Turkey, with instruction delivered in English. The program combines biological science foundations with clinical training specific to hearing and balance disorders, preparing graduates for direct patient care as well as further specialization within audiology. Ankara provides the academic and clinical training environment for this healthcare program. As an allied health profession, audiology offers graduates a defined clinical career path working with patients across the age range, from newborn hearing screening to age-related hearing loss management, typically alongside physicians and other healthcare providers.