University of Louisville - Health Sciences Center

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This program is to train the next generation of leading scientists who will work in academia or industry to discover how the nervous system functions. Major strengths include an interdisciplinary faculty, broad collaboration with other departments and programs, a flexible curriculum, and some of the nation's best technical facilities for neuroscience.

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This program is designed to produce audiologists who are skilled in providing diagnostic, rehabilitative, and other services associated with hearing, balance, tinnitus management, and related audiological fields. The focus of the professional doctorate in audiology is on the development of clinical proficiency. The major in pre-audiology is a pre-professional program that will prepare students to apply for a graduate or professional-level program.

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The program promotes independent thinking and strives to challenge students to achieve a high level of technical competence and creativity. Collaboration within and between research groups and interdisciplinary coursework develop team-building skills. Students regularly co-author peer-reviewed publications and have opportunities to improve their communication skills through presentations of their research both on campus and at regional, national, and international meetings. The program follows a non-thesis curriculum.

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