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SPSC3001 - Hearing Sciences, Audiology and Speech Perception

Outline (more details can be found on the Life Sciences Faculty Courses Database)

This course aims to give an understanding of the processes involved in the perception of speech by human listeners with normal and with impaired hearing. It informs about hearing impairment by introducing the principles and techniques of clinical audiology and provides information about current speech and hearing research and technology.

Value: 1.0 units

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