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A.T. Still University offers this transitional degree program that is designed for the practicing audiologist. The broadly experienced, self-motivated audiologist will receive advanced standing in appropriate areas and follow an individualized course...
Nova Southeastern University Department of Audiology is dedicated to the education of future Doctors of Audiology.
Provides a stimulating environment for educational, clinical and research activities in the Department of Special Education and Communicative Disorders.
Montclair States Doctoral Program in Audiology offers degree programs for students interested in focusing on clinical training...
The purpose of the Master of Science degree program in Speech Pathology is to provide aspiring professionals with a firm understanding of the normal processes of speech, language, and hearing; the competence to diagnose and treat the full range of commu...
The primary objective of this program is to prepare students for professional careers in speech-language pathology and audiology. Classroom and clinical experiences are designed to enable students to function competently and independently in a variet...
The master's degree program in speech-language pathology and audiology provides academic and practicum experiences for students preparing for professional careers as speech-language pathologists or audiologists in settings such as schools, clinics, hosp...
The Graduate School of The Australian National University is a cosmopolitan academic community, attracting students from many countries and from all parts of Australia. Approximately 1200 graduate students are enrolled in research degrees (PhD or Master...
The program is a four-year full-time course of academic and clinical training.
The Doctorate in Audiology is a four-year clinical program. Its primary objective is to produce audiologists who are competent to perform the wide array of diagnostic, remedial, and other services associated with the practice of audiology. Places major...
The program prepares graduates for certification in speech-language pathology and/or audiology from ASHA and for licensure awarded by the VA state licensure board. The program allows certification as a SLP specialist awarded by the Virginia Department o...
The Department of Special Education/Communication Disorders offers graduate study leading to MA, EdS, EdD, and PhD degrees. This program is designed for students with career goals as master special education teachers, special education consul...
The Au.D. program is designed to prepare professionals to enter the workplace through intensive academic & clinical experiences.
The Harvard-MIT Program in Speech and Hearing Science and Biotechnology (SHBT) is the only one of its kind in the country û a tight-knit research community dedicated to multidisciplinary training in basic, clinical and applied approaches to the study of...
An masters in Speech-Language Pathology focuses on preparing students to assess, diagnose and treat people with a variety of communication disorders.
Applicants submit two-page statement describing interest in speech and hearing sciences, relevant experience, plan of study, and long term goals. Accepts new clinical students in speech-language pathology and audiology for fall semester only. Complete/i...
If you are interested in completing graduate work in a major Medical School environment, youwill find our programs unique and very exciting. Ours is one of the very few programs in thenation to be situated both physically and administratively in a Schoo...
We offer a two-year, full-time M.A. degree in Speech/Language Pathology with an emphasis on extensive clinical training. Graduate student to supervisor ratio of 6:1. The AuD. program is a four-year, full time program with extensive clinical training...
To provide clinical instruction and coursework that will prepare students to practice audiology with varied and diverse populations.