Audiology Track
Audiologists are health care professionals who identify, assess and manage disorders of hearing. To become an audiologist, one must complete a bachelor’s degree and prerequisite courses in audiology, and then apply to a three- or four-year Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) program.
The required prerequisites for those wanting to be an Audiologist, have some similarities and differences from the Speech Pathology track. If you are interested in becoming an Audiologist, we have created an audiology track that will assist you in the requirements and options that are available to allow you to gain knowledge before beginning your AuD program.
Courses Offered That Are Specific to Audiology:
CSD 307 Speech and Hearing Science
CSD 333 Audiology Independent Study-OSHA Hearing Testing
CSD 333 Audiology Research-Special Topics
CSD 334 Introduction to Audiology
CSD 335 Audiology Independent Study-Diagnostic Audiology
CSD 335 Audiology Independent Study-Hearing Aids
CSD 456 Adult Aural Rehabilitation
CSD 457 Pediatric Aural Rehabilitation
CSD 477 Clinical Observations Audiology
Community Engagement Opportunities for Audiology Students (these vary from year to year):
Assisting with tables at community events, information sessions and hearing screens, “Listening Lab”, “Listen and Learn” virtual events, etc.
Previous Plans of Study/Academic Catalogs: