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TRAINEES<br />

Breaking News… A New Oticon Student<br />

Award is Coming to the <strong>BAA</strong> Conference<br />

NEIL <strong>SUMMER</strong>FIELD<br />

Trainee/Student Liaison<br />

You may or may not have already<br />

heard, but in addition to the normal<br />

awards being presented at this<br />

year’s conference, we would like to<br />

announce that Oticon have teamed<br />

up with the Academy in order<br />

to present the first ‘<strong>BAA</strong>/Oticon<br />

Student of the Year Award’. This<br />

award is aimed at recognising a<br />

student who has achieved academic<br />

success in their course, particularly in<br />

their final dissertation.<br />

In addition to holding the title of<br />

“<strong>BAA</strong>/Oticon Student of the Year”,<br />

the winner will receive a trophy which<br />

they can use to show off to all their<br />

friends as well as a cash prize, and<br />

if that was not enough, Oticon will<br />

sponsor an all expenses trip to the<br />

renowned Eriksholm International<br />

Summer Camp.<br />

This new award is open to all<br />

students who are members of the<br />

<strong>BAA</strong> on Audiology courses leading<br />

to qualification or registration, and<br />

nominees will be identified by the<br />

higher education institutes. The<br />

identified nominees will be asked<br />

to provide an abstract of their work<br />

which will then be assessed by the<br />

judging panel. The winner will then<br />

be announced at the Conference in<br />

Bournemouth in November.<br />

To make sure you do not miss out,<br />

sign up for your free <strong>BAA</strong> student<br />

membership today and remind your<br />

lectures and course leads how good<br />

you are.<br />

Launch of Hearing Therapy CPD<br />

modules at Aston University<br />

We are excited to announce a new tiered<br />

programme of professional development modules<br />

in Hearing Therapy with our established School of<br />

Life and Health Sciences Audiology Department.<br />

These can be taken independently or combined<br />

to achieve the following qualifications:<br />

PG Certificate Modules:<br />

- Hearing Therapy (5-day<br />

face to face training +<br />

online support)<br />

- Tinnitus Management<br />

(online delivery)<br />

- Aural Rehabilitation (online<br />

delivery)<br />

MSc Modules:<br />

- Research Methods<br />

(online delivery + face<br />

to face supervision and<br />

introduction)<br />

- Research Project (online<br />

delivery + face to face<br />

supervision)<br />

Why Hearing Therapy CPD at Aston?<br />

- Suitable for audiologists, hearing therapists, and<br />

graduates from science and social science disciplines<br />

- Flexible delivery to suit those in employment: all<br />

modules can be taken independently as continuing<br />

professional development<br />

- Advanced skills in research and rehabilitation<br />

management obtained<br />

- Aston University is the first in the UK to offer a<br />

Professional Doctorate in Hearing Therapy.<br />

For further information or to apply visit<br />

www.aston.ac.uk/doctorofhearingtherapy<br />

PG Diploma Modules:<br />

- Evidence-based Practice<br />

(online delivery)<br />

- Health Behaviours (online<br />

delivery)<br />

- Vestibular Rehabilitation<br />

(online delivery)<br />

Doctorate Modules:<br />

- Qualitative Research<br />

Methodology (online<br />

delivery) OR Quantitative<br />

Methods & Advanced<br />

Statistics (online delivery)<br />

- Research Thesis<br />

(individual support)<br />

Hearing Therapy CPD advert 174x131mm.indd 2 23/03/<strong>2017</strong> 09:57<br />

<strong>BAA</strong> <strong>MAGAZINE</strong> / <strong>SUMMER</strong> <strong>2017</strong> / 28

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