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The links here represent a selection of PhD preparation resources available - ASHA & NSSLHA members can log on for complete information.
Considering a PhD
Get a PhD in Communication Sciences and Disorders
Learn more about the variety of opportunities available, get a sense of what is required to earn a PhD, and become aware of the resources and help that is available when you pursue a doctoral degree in CSD.
Thinking About a PhD?—Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to questions you may have about pursuing a PhD.
"Thinking About a PhD?" Presentations by Melanie Schuele and Sid Bacon
Right-click the link below and use "save as" to use this file on a Windows-based computer, or press the "Apple key + s" to save for Mac computers.
Interested in an Academic/Research Career in Communication Sciences and Disorders?
Read the career profiles of 19 individuals who work in academic/research settings. The profiles capture the variety of academic/research career opportunities in communication sciences and disorders.
Helpful Links
Additional Internet sites of interest to PhD candidates and those considering this process.
Research Activities and Resources
Mentors Directory for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing (H0H) Individuals
The National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) offers a directory that lists principal investigators of NIDCD Extramural grants and NIDCD Intramural investigators who are committed to mentoring deaf and HoH students, postdoctoral fellows, and junior scientists.
Related Resource
Joint Ad Hoc Committee on Shortage of PhD Students and Faculty in Communication Sciences and Disorders reports PhD Program Survey Results.
Funding Your Education
Preparing for a PhD
Preparation for the Research Doctoral Degree
Doctoral study is viewed as a time to learn scientific principles and methods for conducting research. Learn about choosing a doctoral program, developing a plan of study, selecting a mentor, and establishing a research focus.
Print References
Bibliographic resources related to academic/research careers, selecting a PhD program and writing a dissertation
Mentorship in Communication Sciences and Disorders
Mentoring relationships can enhance professional development and growth. Identify characteristics that facilitate the mentoring process.
Get on the MARC
Take aim of your career in higher ed! Join the Mentoring Academic-Research Careers program and experience the power of passionate mentoring. The MARC program is designed specifically for PhD students and new faculty members.
Locating a PhD Program
Doctoral Programs in Communications Sciences and Disorders
Go to EDFIND and search for "Doctoral Programs." As you input your desired program characteristics, select "Research Doctorate" as the doctoral degree type.
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