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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 Our Culture One of the hallmarks of our program is our close-knit, collegial atmosphere. Our graduate cohorts are small, but mighty: with about a dozen students per program per year, you’ll develop close bonds with your classmates, turning to each other for friendship, collaboration and inspiration. This warm, supportive environment also extends to your interactions with faculty and staff, who are there to guide you through challenges and cheer your successes. Our culture favors teamwork over hierarchy: even though our professors are at the top of their field, you’ll be treated as a colleague rather than a novice. Expect plenty of one-on-one time with faculty, who take a personal interest in students’ goals.  In today’s world, a full-time, in-person graduate program can feel like a big commitment. But year after year, our AuD and MSDE students discover why our immersive learning environment is a worthy investment. In your time at WashU, you’ll build an extensive personal and professional network to sustain you throughout your career. PACS students are simply best described as devoted – to learning and to each other. Over the past 25 years, I have watched each entering cohort form a tight knit community that supports one another in both their academic and personal pursuits. It is a very rewarding thing to watch and to become a part of as a faculty member. Brian Faddis, PhD, Lecturer in Audiology and Communication Sciences About PACS Why WashU? Our Environment Our Culture Diversity &＃038; Inclusion Our History Student Life Living in St. Louis Video Gallery 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