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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Audiology & Communication Sciences Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search AboutAbout Why WashU? Our Environment Our Culture Our History Student Life Diversity &＃038; Inclusion Living in St. Louis ProgramsPrograms Doctor of Audiology Master of Science in Deaf Education PhD in Speech and Hearing Sciences Minor in Speech and Hearing Course Descriptions AdmissionsAdmissions Request Information PACS Viewbook Prerequisites Tuition and Fees Funding Opportunities Tours, Visits and Interviews Contact a Current Student FAQ Our People For StudentsFor Students Student Resources and Helpful Links PACS Student Handbooks For AlumniFor Alumni Transcripts and Verification Requests Giving Alumni Update Form Loan Forgiveness Programs PACS Publications Open Search PhD in Speech and Hearing Sciences Our PhD in Speech and Hearing Sciences program prepares students for academic and research careers, with students generally focusing on one of three areas: hearing science and audiology, language and education, or auditory neuroscience. Established in 1947, the program operates in collaboration with the Department of Otolaryngology, with research topics including basic science, applied and clinical science and clinical outcomes research. The Department is among the largest and most heavily-funded otolaryngology research groups in the country, consistently ranking among the top nationally in NIH funding.  Program highlights An interdisciplinary curriculum tailored to your individual research interests and culminating in a dissertation Teaching experiences supported by faculty mentorship and pedagogical training Immersive research work within the Department of Otolaryngology and its affiliated labs, including opportunities to publish and attend professional conferences Who should apply? Before beginning a PhD program in speech and hearing sciences, we recommend completing a master’s degree in a related field and/or relevant research. Please note that it is not necessary to contact or identify a faculty mentor before applying, and doing so does not guarantee admission or funding. If you have specific questions about how your academic background and research interests align with our PhD program offerings, please email us at [email protected]. Funding PhD students receive full tuition remission and an annual stipend. Please visit our Funding Opportunities page for more information. Detailed application information » AuD/PhD Program Students who have dual interests in clinical audiology and research can pursue the AuD and PhD in a combined program. Enrolled AuD students are eligible to apply for PhD admission in the fall semester of their second year, with enrollment beginning in the third year of study. The remaining AuD coursework is completed in parallel with PhD coursework over an extended period of time. An individualized study plan is developed for each AuD/PhD student based on their background and interests. For students completing both degrees, the externship can be completed over two years on a part-time basis when combined with part-time coursework/research as part of the PhD program. The AuD is then awarded when those degree requirements are complete, with the student continuing enrollment in the PhD program. This model offers the benefit to students of receiving the AuD degree before both degree requirements are completed, up to 48 hours of transfer credit applied from the AuD to the PhD, and additional funding opportunities as a PhD student. Students completing the AuD and PhD generally also complete the Summer Research Program and the Research Specialization during their AuD studies. Apply Now Programs Doctor of Audiology Master of Science in Deaf Education PhD in Speech and Hearing Sciences Minor in Speech and Hearing Course Descriptions Program in Audiology and Communication SciencesWashington University School of Medicine4560 Clayton AvenueSt. Louis, MO 63110Phone: 314-747-0104 | Fax: [email protected] Us Facebook Instagram Twitter USEFUL LINKS Request Information Apply Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Disclosures ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis