304 Dr. Pallavi Patel College of Health Care Sciences—Department of Audiology In order to be eligible for the United Kingdom post-master’s Doctor of Audiology degree, each student must • be of good moral and ethical character • s atisfactorily complete the prescribed didactic coursework required for the degree • complete the program of study required for the degree with a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.7 • f ulfill all obligations to the university • c omplete the program within six years from the initial term of enrollment Course of Study: Postbachelor’s Program The Doctor of Audiology degree is awarded after successful completion of four years of professional study. Beginning in the first semester, students are given clinical assignments and experiences. There will be increased clinical involvement throughout the program as students prepare for direct patient care at our clinics and at locations throughout the community. The fourth year is designed to be a full-time, clinical externship work experience that prepares the graduate to enter the profession at graduation. Successful completion of the Doctor of Audiology Program coupled with a passing score on the Praxis Series Examination for Audiology will enable graduates to be licensed and be eligible for professional certification. Additional information can be obtained by visiting our website at nova.edu/aud. Typical Plan of Study YEAR 1—Semester 1: Fall Credits AUD 5010 Neuroscience of Audiology 2 AUD 5301 Diagnostics I: Audiologic Diagnostic Procedures Across the Life Span 3 AUD 5301L Diagnostics I Lab 1 AUD 5302 Acoustics and Instrumentation 3 AUD 5304 Anatomy and Physiology of the Auditory and Vestibular Mechanisms 3 YEAR 1—Semester 2: Winter Credits AUD 5405 Overview of Amplification I 3 AUD 5405L Amplification Lab I 1 AUD 6402 Diagnostics II: Site-of-Lesion Assessment 2 AUD 6402L Diagnostics II Lab 1 AUD 6404 Auditory and Vestibular Pathologies 4 AUD 5306 Speech Perception 1 Curriculum Outline: Postbachelor’s Program
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