Doctor's degree Audiology - Rush University

Doctor's degree Audiology from Rush University is a Campus Ph.D Communication Disorders degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The doctor of audiology (AuD) program at Rush University is a four-year program comprising 166 hours of coursework. The program covers four years and 15 quarters, including a full-time, 12-month externship placement. Students progress through four levels of clinical education, including practica, clerkships, internships and a full-time externship. Competencies are expected for each clinical level. Clinical placements are offered both on campus and off campus. Clinical facilities at Rush University Medical Center include the following: Johnston R. Bowman Health Center, serving the elderly and rehabilitation patients The audiology and speech-language pathology outpatient clinic Rush Children\\\'s Hospital Rush geriatric interdisciplinary team training program. Additional placements are available through an extensive network of Chicago-area hospitals, schools, private practices, rehabilitation agencies, clinics and specialty settings During the third year of the program, students complete an investigative project. Under the guidance of a faculty advisor and project committee, the student selects a specific clinical or professional issue to research and analyze. Written qualifying examinations are completed by AuD students prior to beginning their externship experiences. View more details on Rush University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Communication Disorders courses.