EUHA 2025 Free to Attend for Trainees and Students
Apprentices and students interested in a career in hearing care can participate in the entire EUHA 2025 event free of charge.
Tag: audiology students
All
Latest
All
Latest
‘Evaluating and Conducting Research in Audiology’ Published by Plural
“Evaluating and Conducting Research in Audiology” by Manchaiah, Beukes & Roeser is reportedly “the first research methods text specific to the field of audiology and designed to serve as an academic textbook for audiology graduate students.”
All
Latest
2018 Oticon Audiology Summer Camp Focused on Future Careers
For more than 21 years, the Oticon Audiology Summer Camp has provided graduate students in audiology with a unique opportunity to learn from and network with leading researchers, experienced practitioners, Oticon staff, and other new hearing care professionals.
Phonak Hosts 100 Audiology Students at Annual Phonak University
Phonak announced that more than 100 audiology students attended the 11th annual Phonak University held at Phonak US headquarters in Warrenville, Ill, in August 2015.
Read More
Sivantos Hosted 45 Audiology Students at Annual Workshop
An invitation-only event, 45 audiology students were recommended for the 2-day Sivantos workshop by their universities as especially promising and driven audiologists-in-training who have demonstrated exceptional aptitude and interest in working with hearing instruments.
Read More
Project Amazon 2015 Issues Call for Applications
Oticon Hearing Foundation and American Academy of Audiology Foundation have issued the call for applications from audiologists and AuD students for Project Amazon 2015, with a deadline of June 15.
Read More
Audiology Systems Hosts First Audiology Student Workshop
A 2-day audiology student workshop hosted by Audiology Systems and Otometrics gave students expert insight into the audiology profession. The April 2015 inaugural event from Audiology Systems University involved 20 students from 3 universities.
Read More
Blog Page: The Crabby Audiologist: Who’s Teaching Whom?
Angela Loavenbruck, EdD, discusses the shortcomings of audiologist education programs and how future audiologists are trained.
Read More
Back to Basics: Working “Outside the Booth” Is Fun
In his January 2015 blog, Dr Chasin explains how working with musicians (and in other audiological areas) is fun, requiring targeted application of audiology training and clinical knowledge.
Read MoreNew Audiology Doctorate Program Launches in California
University of the Pacific is launching the second of only two audiology doctorate programs in California, aiming to confer 22 doctorate degrees per year.
Read More
EarQ and ADA Award Grant for Business Plan to Audiology Students
EarQ sponsored the ADA Student Business Plan Competition at the ADA 2014 Convention in Vegas, awarding $5,000 to audiology students with the winning plan. Business plans submitted by the audiology students were judged by a panel of industry experts, and were evaluated for creativity, feasibility, completeness, cohesiveness, professionalism and polish.
Read More