Course outline and modules
This module aims to provide students with a theoretical understanding of the principles and practice of vestibular rehabilitation. It also considers implications for service delivery.
Module content:
- Psychosocial assessment of patients with vestibular disorders
- Theories of rehabilitation in relation to balance disorders
- Identification of range of resources needed to support patients with vestibular disorders
- Outcome measures in vestibular rehabilitation
- Delivering patient/client centred services using shared decision making principles.
Mode of delivery: Distance learning
Course type: Standalone module
Duration: Duration times vary. Use the contact details below to enquire about this.
Start date: October 2023
Application deadline: 23 August
Location: This is a distance learning course, delivered by e-learning. Access to course materials will be given by Aston University after the registration procedure has been completed.
Number of credits: 15 Masters-level credits
Entry requirements
Entry requirements: None
Learning, teaching and assessment
Delivered via distance learning, you will access learning materials for general study, revision and assessment via our virtual learning environment, Blackboard. This platform allows you to access a comprehensive range of study materials, scientific journals, e-journals, databases and much more.
Assessment is by coursework submitted throughout the course. Coursework will take the form of 4 short essays (700 words) and a final 2,000 word essay.
Our courses are written and delivered by staff at the forefront of Life and Health Sciences teaching and research. Many members of staff practise / have practised professionally. In the recent Teaching Excellence Framework assessment, Aston University was awarded Gold, the highest award possible. In addition, our courses are regularly reviewed by relevant professional experts.
Fees
Course fee for 24/25: £650 per 10 credits.
Career prospects
Our courses offer you the opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in order to develop your career. In addition, our ethos is to equip you to make a real difference in your field.
Speak to our Admissions Team
If you have any questions about the application process please get in touch with our postgraduate admissions team:
Email: professionalcpd@aston.ac.uk
Call: 0121 204 3200 (Please note this line is open Monday-Friday between 09.30am-4.30pm BST)
Please click here for guidance on completing the postgraduate application.
