• Intended Level of Study

    Bachelor's degree (BAC +3)

  • ECTS

    0 credits

  • Duration

    3 years

  • Training Structure

    School of Pharmacy

  • Language(s) of Instruction

    French

Overview

Year founded: 1967

Training program governed by Decree No. 2001-620 of July 10, 2001

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The Benefits of the Training Program

Objectives

To teach hearing aid fitting techniques for people with hearing loss, covering the selection, fitting, delivery, and effectiveness monitoring of hearing aids, as well as providing hearing aid user education.

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Expertise and Skills

         - Selection of a hearing aid, fitting, delivery, assessment of the hearing aid’s immediate and long-term effectiveness, and hearing aid training for the hearing-impaired person using the device.

         - Measure noise levels and select appropriate individual and collective protective measures.

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Organization

Program

The program leading to the state-certified hearing aid specialist degree lasts three years. It includes theoretical coursework, guided study sessions, practical training, internships, and the defense of a research thesis.

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Select a program

  • Theoretical Exams

    30 credits
    • Clinical Audiology

      5 credits
    • Humanities and Social Sciences

      2.5 credits
    • Mathematics and Signals

      5 credits
      • CT Mathematics

      • Math CC

    • Prosthetic Audiology

      5 credits
      • Prosthetic Audiology CC

      • Prosthetic Audiology CT

    • Mechanics and Acoustics

      5 credits
      • Mechanics and Acoustics CC

      • Mechanics & Acoustics CT

    • Language Sciences

      2.5 credits
    • Electronics

      5 credits
      • Analog and Digital Electronics CC

      • Analog and Digital Electronics CT

  • Practical Exams

    10 credits
    • Hearing Aid Practice

      10 credits
      • CT Audiology Practice

      • CC Hearing Aid Practice

  • Internship

    20 credits

Second year of the state-certified hearing aid specialist program

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  • Practical Exams

    10 credits
    • Hearing Aid Practice

      5 credits
    • Manufacturing of End Caps

      5 credits
  • Theoretical Exams

    25 credits
    • Electroacoustics

      5 credits
      • CT Electroacoustics

      • CC Electroacoustics

    • Signal Processing

      5 credits
      • CT Signal Processing

      • DC Signal Processing

    • Humanities and Social Sciences

      3 credits
    • Prosthetic Technology

      5 credits
      • CT Prosthetics Technology

      • Dental Prosthetics Technician

    • Clinical Audiology

      5 credits
    • Language Sciences

      2 credits
  • Internship

    25 credits
  • Clinical Audiology

    5 credits
  • Acoustic Measurements

    4 credits
    • CT Acoustic Measurements

    • CC Acoustic Measurements

  • Prosthetic Audio

    5 credits
  • Humanities and Social Sciences

    5 credits
  • Oral

    5 credits
  • Thesis

    9 credits
  • Internship

    18 credits
  • Hearing Aid Practice

    5 credits
    • Hearing Aid Practice CC

    • Audiology Practice EC

Admission

Admission Requirements

  • Hold a high school diploma (science track recommended) or an equivalent qualification

 

 

 

 

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Mandatory Prerequisites

A high school diploma or a credential recognized as an exemption or equivalent to the high school diploma for the purpose of pursuing university studies. Admission through Parcoursup.

 

 

 

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And then

Continuing Education

Holders of the State Diploma in Audiology may be admitted to the first year of the Master’s program in Biology and Health, with a specialization in Sensory and Motor Neuroprosthetics.

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Employment Placement

- Hearing Rehabilitation Centers 

- Hearing aid manufacturers

- Measures to Address and Control Noise Pollution

 

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