Last Modified: 04/27/2024
Address:
Coll of Behavioral & Cmnty SciDept of Comm Sci & Dis4202 E Fowler Ave PCD 1017Tampa, FL 33620-8150
Website:
http://www.usf.edu/cbcs/csd
Email Address:
jbsmart@usf.edu
Phone Number:
(813)974-2006
Fax Number:
(813)974-0822
Undergraduate, research doctoral, and post-entry level clinical degree programs are not eligible for accreditation by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CAA).
Administrative Location:
College of Behavioral and Community Sciences
Combined Degree Programs Offered:
Clinical doctoral/research doctoral (e.g., AuD/PhD)
Study Abroad Opportunities:
No
Entire Degree Offered Online:
Minority Serving Institution:
No specific Department of Education Designation
Part-Time Enrollment:
Postdoctoral Opportunities:
Yes
NSSLHA Chapter:
Admission Contact:
E-Mail Address: jenarossman@usf.edu
Application Deadline(s):
Fall admission: June 1Spring admission: October 15 Summer admission: February 15
Application Process:
University online application
Application Requirements:
Letters of recommendation: 3Writing sample/essay: 1Other: Resume
Number of Applications Received:
Non International Applicants: 4International Applicants: 0Total: 4
Number of Admission Offers:
Non-International Applicants: 1International Applicants: 0Total: 1
Target Class Size:
3
First-Year Enrollment:
Full time Students: No DataPart time Students: No DataTotal: 1
Total Graduate Enrollment:
Full time Students: No DataPart time Students: No DataTotal: 15
Credit Hour Requirement:
Total semester credit hours: 72 post bacc/42 post masters
Additional Requirements:
Comprehensive examDissertationOther: Proposal Defense, Pre-Dissertation Project
Research Doctoral Degrees Granted:
2
Federally funded research grant(s): 16Total $ Amount: 2644587Federally funded personnel preparation grant(s): 0Total $ Amount: 0Federally funded training and career development grant(s): 1Total $ Amount: 229829Federally funded other grant(s): 0Total $ Amount: 0
Audiology/Hearing Science: Auditory processing (Audiology)Electrophysiology (otoacoustic emissions, auditory, electrocochleography, intraoperative monitoring) Hearing: normal processes, disorders Psychoacoustics Tinnitus Speech-Language Pathology/Speech and Language Science: Augmentative/alternative communicationCognitive communication (e.g., dementia, traumatic brain injury)Dysphagia and swallowingFluency: normal processes, disordersLanguage: typical development, normal processes, disordersSpeech perceptionVoice: normal processes, disordersDiversity, equity, and inclusion General to Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology: Learning disabilitiesLiteracy
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