Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.)

University of North Texas

Achieve the highest level of expertise in the field of Audiology. UNT's clinically focused Doctor of Audiology program offers outstanding hands-on experience to prepare you for work as a practitioner through valuable research and clinical practice experience. Pursuing a graduate degree in Audiology at the University of North Texas prepares you to work effectively with people who have hearing and balance disorders. You can gain valuable research experience by working with our faculty members on various projects. Audiology faculty research areas include: Auditory processing, Auditory evoked potentials, Auditory rehabilitation, Hearing assessment, Hearing technology, Recreational noise-induced hearing loss, Speech perception, TinnitusCompleting required coursework, laboratory training and clinical practicum experiences qualify you for national certification from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (CCC-A) and satisfy the requirements for Texas state licensure in audiology. Along with the on-campus practicum at the UNT Speech and Hearing Center, off-site practicum opportunities are available at more than 100 sites in the region, including Children’s and VA hospitals, private practices, public schools, ENT practices and more.

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