The Otorhinolaryngology unit (part of the Division of Clinical Neurosciences) comprises clinical and academic expertise in ENT and in audiology and speech and language therapy. There are five primary research areas: Tinnitus etiology and management, led by Prof Deb Hall; Habilitation for hearing loss; plasticity and rehabilitation; Cochlear implantation; and Paediatric ENT/Audiology. The School of Medicine has world-class laboratory facilities, incorporating the latest technologies and specialist services. The Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences Graduate Centre provides a formal training course which covers a variety of transferable skills targeted specifically at students studying within the faculty. The course is credit weighted with particular parts of the course being compulsory /obligatory. The University of Nottingham is consistently named as one of the most targeted universities by Britain's leading graduate employers and can offer students a head-start when it comes to their career.