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Explore Master’s Degree in Audiology Programs Online or On-Campus
Attaining a Master’s degree in Audiology online or through a traditional campus-based program is the minimum requirement for starting a career as an audiologist. Whether you decide to pursue an on-campus or online Master’s degree in Audiology, make sure the school you select is accredited by one of the six regional U.S. accrediting bodies and that the program itself is certified by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). Currently, 32 states allow you to apply for licensure with a Master’s of Audiology, while 18 require a doctorate.
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Prepare for High-Paying, Secure Audiology Jobs
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expects employment of audiologists to grow by 25% though 2018, so now is an excellent time to search Master’s of Audiology programs that can prepare you for a top audiology career. Holding an audiology master’s degree allows you to seek lucrative and secure employment with hospitals, outpatient care centers, educational services, and state and local governments. Advancement in this professions usually means supervising less experienced audiologists in such facilities or going into private practice, which may require a Doctor of Audiology (AuD) degree.