Audiology
The audiology program at Idaho State University offers coursework at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Students can elect to take the pre-Audiology emphasis track to the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Communication Science and Disorders as a means of preparing to enter our Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) graduate program. Our department also offers a Pre-Professional Certificate Program. This one-year leveling sequence prepares students who have successfully earned a degree in an unrelated field with the necessary foundational knowledge and skills to enter our Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) program.
The entry-level degree for audiology is the doctorate. This means that in order to practice audiology, you must earn your doctorate. This could be a professional doctorate such as the Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.) or the research-based Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). Currently Idaho State University offers only the Doctor of Audiology and we admit approximately 8 graduate students each year. The program duration is 4 years (11 semesters) for full-time students. In special cases, students can apply for an adjusted program-of-study as needed.
Vision
We will enrich lives through innovative approaches in clinical practice, education, and research opportunities.
Mission
We mentor and guide students to become successful professionals, improve communities’ quality of life through patient-centered care, and explore and advance research in the field of audiology.
Audiology Program Core Values
- Collaboration
with our university, community, and our profession, in the areas service, education, clinical services, and research.
- Commitment
to excellence in academic, clinical, professional education.
- Dedication
drives our responsibilities whether assigned, implied, or toward fulfillment of our vision.
- Discovery & Innovation
helps guide our thinking in the areas of education, service delivery, and research.
- Professional Integrity
serves as the key behavior for every task that we undertake as a professional.
- Growth and Stability
will ensure our continued presence in the university, community, and profession.
Notice of a Public Meeting - ISU Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology
Contact:
SLP - Dr. Diane Ogiela - slpprogramdir@isu.edu
AuD - Dr. Jenn Holst - jennholst@isu.edu
Idaho State University’s Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology programs have a re-accreditation site visit from the Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA) in Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology. Any member of the public is welcome to provide public comment related to these programs during the visit. Comments may be presented at either meeting (see information below) or may be submitted to the CAA in written form prior to the site visit (see the CAA website for timing and submission).
