Staying connected with hearing care professionals and supporting continuous education have always been important commitments for Inventis. This is the idea behind Inventis Academia, the educational project launched during the COVID period, when the need to remain close to clinicians, distributors, and partners became even more important despite the distance.
Over the past six years, Inventis Academia has grown into a structured international programme. What started mainly as an online initiative has gradually expanded to include webinars, scientific resources, expert interviews, Ask the Expert articles, clinical books, hands-on in-person events, academic seminars, and accredited educational content on AudiologyOnline.
A multilingual educational platform
Today, Inventis Academia offers educational content in English, Italian, French, and Spanish, reaching audiologists, vestibular specialists, hearing care professionals, and distributors around the world.
Since the beginning of 2026, the programme has hosted several international webinars on topics of strong clinical interest, including Ménière’s disease and vestibular disorders, pediatric auditory evoked potentials, Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials (VEMPs), and Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD).
The response from the clinical community has been very positive, with more than 200 participants on average per live webinar and over 130 questions submitted to speakers during the Q&A sessions. Participant feedback collected after each event also helps guide the planning of future educational activities.
Sharing clinical expertise beyond live events
One of the strengths of Inventis Academia is the collaboration with experienced clinical professionals and recognized experts in audiology, vestibular diagnostics, and evoked potentials.
To make this knowledge available to a wider audience, several Academia contents are also published as accredited continuing education resources on AudiologyOnline, including webinars, expert interviews, and Ask the Expert articles.
Collaborate with Inventis Academia
Inventis Academia continues to grow thanks to the contribution of clinicians, researchers, and professionals who are willing to share their experience with the international community.
Clinical specialists interested in collaborating with Inventis Academia and proposing valuable educational content, particularly in the fields of audiology, vestibular diagnostics, or evoked potentials, are invited to contact us at:
Inventis would like to thank the global clinical community for its continued interest, participation, and support in spreading scientific knowledge.
For more information and to explore the available resources, please visit the official Inventis Academia page.
