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Doctor of Audiology: Professional Curriculum
The program
requires a minimum of 118 graduate semester credit (SC) hours. Students
should expect to travel away from central Arkansas for some of their
practicum experience. A degree
is awarded upon successful completion of all academic and practicum
requirements for the College of Health Related Professions at the
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. More specific information
about program requirements can be obtained by contacting the Department
of Audiology and Speech Pathology (501-569-3155).
POST-BACCALAUREATE TRACK
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80
SC of classroom coursework
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6
SC in directed research and successful completion of a research project
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20
SC of clinical laboratory work/practicum
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12
SC of clinical externship during the final academic year
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Practical examinations (must be successfully completed to continue in
program)
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Written examinations at the end of each academic year (must be passed to
continue in program)
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Successful completion of a comprehensive examination
The
post-baccalaureate Au.D. degree is designed to be completed in four
years (including three summers, with a common entry point in the fall
semester). Exceptions to these timelines may occur on an individual
basis. All work must be completed within eight (8) calendar years of
initial admission.
POST-MASTER’S
TRACK
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A
minimum of 118 semester credits (SC) are required for graduation (28 SC
of clinical practicum will be waived for those who can provide proof of
ASHA certification, and up to 30 SC may be transferred from ASHA
accredited programs)
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Current, full, state licensure or national certification in audiology is
required prior to admission
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Completion of a master's degree program in audiology, communication
sciences and disorders, or the equivalent approved by the Council on
Academic Accreditation of the American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association. To be eligible for the post-master's degree track,
applicants must have completed at least 36 SC of graduate-level courses
specified by the department; contact the department for specific
requirements.
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A
research project will be required if evidence of satisfactory completion
of a Master's thesis is not provided (completion of a master’s level
research project will not satisfy the research requirement).
Admission to
the post-master's Au.D. degree program can occur in any semester. The
time to complete the program will vary depending on individual
requirements. All work must be completed within eight (8) calendar years
of initial admission.
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