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Department of Communication Disorders The Audiology Doctorate Program at LSUHSC
The
Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center in New Orleans
is home to the first approved Au.D. program in Louisiana.
Highlights of this extraordinary program are listed below.
1. The Au.D.
Program is a four year program that includes an externship year.
2. The faculty is comprised of an outstanding group of
audiology clinicians and clinician-investigators.
3. The audiology doctorate program is part of the Department of
Communication Disorders. The department is housed within
the School of Allied Health Professions and includes state of
the art audiology clinics, classrooms, and research
laboratories.
4.
A wide variety of clinical settings and placements are
available within close proximity to the campus. Graduate
students will receive hands-on training in all areas of the
field.
6. The employment rate for our graduates is 100%. The first
cohort of Doctor of Audiology students completed their degree in
the spring of 2008.
7. Being part of a major medical center
situated in a large metropolitan area offers students unique
opportunities and exposure to a wide variety of patients and
procedures that they may not have direct access to in other
settings. Students in the program have access to the
following:
BRIEF
DESCRIPTION OF Au.D. COURSES
Admissions Requirements Minimum requirements for admissions are:
For additional information, contact: Department of Communication Disorders Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center Audiology Doctorate Program 1900 Gravier Street New Orleans, Louisiana 70112 Phone (504) 568-4348 Fax (504) 568-4352 Email rturne@lsuhsc.edu |
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5.
The facility is located in one of the most exciting cities in
the U.S., and is in the heart of the medical district. As
such, we are able to offer a variety of off-site clinical
experiences. 
