AuD Program Student Learning Outcomes 

Graduates of the AuD Program should be able to:

  1. Communicate in a professional, culturally sensitive, and effective manner; via spoken, written, and sign languages; in advocacy, consultation, education, and administration.
  2. Plan, perform, and evaluate programs for prevention and identification of auditory and vestibular disorders
  3. Plan, perform, and evaluate assessment of individuals with suspected disorders of auditory, balance, communication, and related systems.
  4. Plan, perform, and evaluate intervention of individuals with suspected disorders of auditory, balance, communication, and related systems.
  5. Conduct clinically relevant research to support evidence-based audiological practice, including evaluation and interpretation of the current literature and planning and executing a hypothesis-driven study.