Latest Publications of Audiology Students of SAERA in Journals
Read the latest publications in Journals of our students of the Master in Clinical Audiology and Hearing Therapy in 2022
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Cognition for Speech Understanding in New Hearing Aid Users
This study explores the role of cognition in speech processing and the impacts of signal processing methods on hearing aid users.
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Early Bird Promotion: October 2022 admissions
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The Impact of Bilingualism on Language and Literacy Development
Madiha Atif, SLP and student of the Master in Paediatric Speech and Language Therapy, has been published on the International Journal of Research Publications.
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Student of SAERA gets his Master´s Thesis published by Lupine Publishers
Sandra Abeijón, Optician and Optometrist and student of the Master in Clinical Optometry and Vision Therapy, has been published on the Journal of Ophthalmology with Lupine publishers.
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COVID-19 UPDATE: SAERA is open and operating
SAERA remains open and committed to providing the best education available despite challenges posed by the current novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
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CHARACTERIZATION OF ACOUSTIC REFLEX LATENCY IN FEMALES
Master´s Thesis of Reena Narayanan, Senior Audiologist at Mediclinic Al Madar and student of SAERA. Published on the Global Journal of Otolaryngology.
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Educational Cooperation Agreement between SAERA and Saarthy Health Care Clinic
The School of Higher Education SAERA has signed a collaboration agreement with Saarthy Health Care Clinic, based in Jodhpur, India. This agreement will allow SAERA students to perform their clinical training at the indian centre.
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Student of SAERA gets his Master´s Thesis published on the Global Journal of Otolaryngology
A student of the Master in Clinical Audiology and Hearing Therapy, has been published on the Global Journal of Otolaryngology. His ebook compares three important approaches used in programming cochlear implants in adult patients.