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The Doctor of Philosophy is the highest
earned degree awarded by Purdue University. A rigorous
academic and research-oriented program of study is required
to complete this degree. The Ph.D. student follows an
individualized program, which includes coursework, seminars,
directed studies, and research projects. The emphasis
of the Ph.D. program is research training. The Ph.D.
student is required to complete a dissertation, which
is a scholarly work designed to reflect the student's
ability to conduct independent original research.
The Ph.D. program is either a Post-Baccalaureate or
Post-Master's program. The deadline for accepting applications
to the Doctor of Philosophy in either Speech-Language
Pathology or Audiology is January 15th, for Fall and August 15th for Spring. If you do not require funding the deadlines are March 15th for Fall and October 15th for Spring. For more information
about the Ph.D. programs please click on the Request
for Graduate Information in the side bar or you may
contact the graduate secretary at 765/494-3786 or e-mail
baileywf@purdue.edu.
Also see the Graduate
Handbook or click on Admission Information.
We are interested in recruiting new Ph.D. students.
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