The Doctor of Arts degree emphasizes the professional and clinical aspects of the communication disorders discipline. It offers the advanced education needed to prepare leaders in the field and to meet the growing demand for doctoral-level personnel in clinical settings. The Doctor of Arts is a part-time program.
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The Doctor of Audiology program includes course work and clinical practicum experiences in all aspects of audiologic practice. In addition, a clinical research project proposal is required of each student. This is a full-time program offered in conjunction with Hofstra and St. John’s Universities.
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