| 1. | Case-Based Exercise I (500 words) | 10% | - 1 - Demonstrate theoretical knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the central auditory and vestibular systems.
- 2 - Identify and differentiate between common central auditory and vestibular pathologies by drawing on clinical presentation and assessment results.'
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| 2. | Case-Based Exercise II (2000 words) | 30% | - 1 - Demonstrate theoretical knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the central auditory and vestibular systems.
- 2 - Identify and differentiate between common central auditory and vestibular pathologies by drawing on clinical presentation and assessment results.
- 4 - Create appropriate referral and management plans for clients with central auditory and/or vestibular pathologies, integrating theoretical and diagnostic skills. '
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| 3. | Practical Report (500 words) (Hurdle) | 10% | - 1 - Demonstrate theoretical knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the central auditory and vestibular systems.
- 2 - Identify and differentiate between common central auditory and vestibular pathologies by drawing on clinical presentation and assessment results.
- 3 - Identify, perform, and correctly interpret electrophysiological and vestibular assessent in diverse populations.
- 4 - Create appropriate referral and management plans for clients with central auditory and/or vestibular pathologies, integrating theoretical and diagnostic skills. '
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| 4. | Final Case-Based Test (2 hours) (Hurdle) | 50% | - 1 - Demonstrate theoretical knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the central auditory and vestibular systems.
- 2 - Identify and differentiate between common central auditory and vestibular pathologies by drawing on clinical presentation and assessment results.
- 3 - Identify, perform, and correctly interpret electrophysiological and vestibular assessent in diverse populations.
- 4 - Create appropriate referral and management plans for clients with central auditory and/or vestibular pathologies, integrating theoretical and diagnostic skills.
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