Master's degrees in Audiology, Ngā tohu Paerua mō te Mātai rongo

Examples

Master of Audiology

Level 9 qualifications

How long it takes

Study for 2 years

Check with education providers about studying part time or online.

What it costs

$18,000 to $19,000 total fees

$18K–$19K total fees

Paying for study and training

What you need

Bachelor’s degree or postgraduate certificate or diploma

These courses develop your ability to practise as an audiologist and run programmes for people with hearing issues to restore or improve their ability to communicate.

Study level

Level 9 out of 10

Master's degrees are Level 9. You can study Levels 1–3 for NCEA at secondary school. A higher level means the study or training is more advanced.

About qualification levels

Credits

240

You need this many credits to earn a master's degree. One credit equals about 10 hours of mahi like learning, studying and doing assessments. A year’s full-time tertiary study is usually worth 120 credits.

Doing study or training, Te mahi ako, te mahi whakangungu rānei
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Getting qualifications, Te whiwhi tohu
Find out about different qualifications and how to get them.

You can find a path towards further study or training. Figure out what entry requirements you need before you apply.

From study or training

Level 7 or 8
Bachelor's or Honours degree

Level 8
postgraduate certificate, diploma or Honours

Other entry options

Entry options based on previous study or work experience

Apply

Check the education provider’s website for specific entry requirements and apply

Find out more

From study or training
Other entry options
Apply

From study or training, Mai i te akoranga, whakangungu rānei

Complete other study first

You need a postgraduate certificate or diploma, or a bachelor’s or honours degree to do a master’s degree.

Check the education provider’s website for more information.

Other entry options, Ētahi atu kōwhiringa whakauru

Special admission

An education provider may consider your previous study or work experience and motivation. This type of entry depends on your individual situation.

Check the education provider’s website for more information.

Apply, Tono

Check for extra requirements and apply

Some study or training programmes have extra entry requirements like completing study in a specific area, supplying a portfolio, or doing an interview.

Check the education provider’s website for extra requirements.

How to apply for study or training

Finding and applying for scholarships, Te rapu me te tono mō ngā karahipi
Find out where to look for scholarships and how to apply.
Paying for study and training, Te utu i ngā mahi ako me te whakangungu
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Get support from the Government

Discover what student loans, allowances and government funding you can get to help you pay for study or training.

Fees Free is for first-time learners. You may be able to get 1 year’s study or 2 years’ training without paying any fees.
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StudyLink offers student loans and allowances to help with course fees and all kinds of living costs.
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Where can I study or train?
Ka taea e au te ako, te whakangungu rānei ki hea?,

Number of providers in each region

Auckland has 1 provider available
Canterbury has 1 provider available

Number of providers in each region

Auckland has 1 provider available
Canterbury has 1 provider available

2 education providers offer Master's degrees in Audiology

Find a place to study or train

Guides, Ngā aratohu

Guide
How to apply for study or training
Me pēhea te tono mō ngā akoranga, te whakangungu rānei
Ready to sign up to study or training? Tino pai! There are a few steps you need to go through – just take them one at a time, you’ll get there.
Guide
Ways to pay for study and training
Ngā āhua utu i te ako me te whakangungu
How will study or training affect your bank balance? Before you sign up to a programme, be clear about what it will cost – or what you’ll earn – and how you can pay for everything.
Guide
About qualification levels
Mō ngā taumata tohu
Qualifications are set at levels that tell you how complex the learning is. A higher level means the study is more complex.

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Master's degrees in Audiology, Ngā tohu Paerua mō te Mātai rongo

How long it takes

What it costs

What you need

What’s this study or training like?

Study level

Credits

Doing study or training, Te mahi ako, te mahi whakangungu rānei

Getting qualifications, Te whiwhi tohu

How can you get into this study or training?

From study or training

Other entry options

Apply

From study or training, Mai i te akoranga, whakangungu rānei

Complete other study first

Other entry options, Ētahi atu kōwhiringa whakauru

Special admission

Apply, Tono

Check for extra requirements and apply

How can you pay for your study or training?

Finding and applying for scholarships, Te rapu me te tono mō ngā karahipi

Paying for study and training, Te utu i ngā mahi ako me te whakangungu

Get support from the Government

Where can I study or train?Ka taea e au te ako, te whakangungu rānei ki hea?,

Guides, Ngā aratohu

How to apply for study or training

Me pēhea te tono mō ngā akoranga, te whakangungu rānei

Ways to pay for study and training

Ngā āhua utu i te ako me te whakangungu

About qualification levels

Mō ngā taumata tohu

Where can I study or train?
Ka taea e au te ako, te whakangungu rānei ki hea?,