What to Expect

Division facilities:

The UCL Ear Insitute is currently housed in the Centre for Auditory Research (CAR) which is situated on Gray's Inn Road next door to the Royal National Throat, Nose and Ear Hospital (RNTNEH)

Pictures of our social events can be seen on Twitter @UCLEarInstitute:

Central UCL facilities:

All students have access to the UCL Careers Service, UCL Libraries, and the UCL Information Services Division, all of which describe their services on their websites (links follow).

Post-graduate research students also have access to the facilities of the UCL Doctoral School, which offers an induction program, research skills courses, and opportunities to disseminate findings.

Browse through UCL’s webpages to get a sense of the facilities on offer. Additionally, weekly emails from the Union officers keep students updated on campaigns, social events, and opportunities for volunteering. Faculty of Brain Science news is a good means of disseminating research findings from colleagues across the faculty.

Graduate outcomes

100% of our students are in graduate-level work or study 15 months after completion of this programme.

(Source Graduate Outcomes Survey published by Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA))

Why Study Here?

UCL is rated as the best research university in London and third best in the UK overall, by the UK government's latest Research Assessment Exercise (RAE). At the UCL Ear Institute, that excellence is reflected throughout our courses and at every level of study. UCL Ear Institute is a great place to be a student - here are some of the reasons why