• Graduates of clinical audiology programs earn a Doctor of Audiology (AuD) and are licensed clinicians providing hearing, balance, tinnitus, hearing devices, and speech perception services for all ages and populations.
• Tennessee has four accredited programs in clinical audiology:
  • ETSU’s Doctor of Audiology program in the College of Health Sciences
  • University of Memphis' Audiology program in the School of Communication Sciences & Disorders
  • University of Tennessee's Doctor of Audiology program in the College of Health Professions
  • Vanderbilt's Doctor of Audiology program in the School of Medicine
• Completion of a bachelor's degree in CSD is typically required for most programs; the UofM’s AuD program accepts applications from students who have completed a bachelor’s degree with any undergraduate major.
• UofM’s AuD program accepts one cohort per year that starts the program in August. This in-person program includes three years of academic coursework and clinical training in Memphis, including summers, followed by a 4th year full-time extern experience to prepare students for professional success.
• Applicants with a strong science background and leadership experience will be highly competitive candidates because those qualities contribute to a successful experience in our program.

Helpful Resources

• ASHA's EdFind: asha.org/edfind
• https://hearingandspeechcareers.org/

Required Undergraduate Coursework

• Prerequisite Course Content Areas