Program Overview

Research Ph.D. in Audiology

The doctoral (Ph.D.) program in Audiology consists of academic and research experiences, with an emphasis on basic and applied science. The Ph.D. degree programs are intended to prepare students for academic and research careers.

Program Details

• Program Description: The Ph.D. program in Audiology is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in audiology, with a focus on basic and applied science.
• Program Goals: The program aims to prepare students for academic and research careers in audiology.
• Program Requirements: Students who are admitted to the PhD programs in Speech-language Pathology or Audiology may also choose to complete interdisciplinary neuroscience coursework. The Concentration is a 4-course sequence that spans broad areas of Neuroscience and is meant to provide students with a breadth of knowledge across core disciplines.

Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Graduate Program

• Program Description: The Interdisciplinary Neuroscience graduate program is a 4-course sequence that spans broad areas of Neuroscience and is meant to provide students with a breadth of knowledge across core disciplines.
• Program Benefits: Students who complete the program will have their PhD awarded with the "Neuroscience Concentration" listed as an area of specialization on their degree.

Program Structure

• Course Catalog: Audiology, Ph.D.
• Related Department/Program: Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders

Admissions

• Admissions Criteria: Meet the requirements for admission to the PhD program in Audiology.
• Application Process: Apply through the Graduate School.

Program Costs

• Tuition Fees: The costs of the PhD program in Audiology are available on the program's website.

Program Duration

• Program Length: The duration of the PhD program in Audiology is available on the program's website.

Frequently Asked Questions

• FAQs: Frequently asked questions about the PhD program in Audiology are available on the program's website.