Drexel University

USA
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Masters

Biomedicine and Cell and Gene Therapy

Offered at Drexel University, USA
DegreeMasters
FieldMSc Clinical Audiology (Bridge) / Cell & Gene Therapy Fellowship Track
Duration2 years
Tuition$32,940
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Biomedicine and Cell & Gene Therapy is a specialised graduate pathway designed for practicing audiology professionals who want advanced training at the intersection of biomedical science and clinical audiology. The curriculum combines biomedical foundations, research methods, and supervised clinical learning delivered through a hybrid format over an extended study period. Format & campus attendance: Hybrid delivery with online learning, face-to-face sessions, hands-on workshops, and supervised clinical training. Students must travel to the Elkins Park campus for approximately 15–21 days total to complete required workshops and clinical training milestones.

Overview

Biomedicine and Cell & Gene Therapy is a specialized graduate pathway aimed at audiology professionals seeking advanced training that merges biomedical science with clinical audiology. This program integrates foundational biomedical knowledge, research methodologies, and supervised clinical experience through a hybrid learning model over an extended duration.

Format & Campus Attendance: The program is delivered in a hybrid format, combining online coursework with in-person sessions, hands-on workshops, and supervised clinical training. Students will need to visit the Elkins Park campus for around 15–21 days to fulfill workshop and clinical training requirements.

What You'll Study

The curriculum consists of core coursework and two fellowship experiences, ensuring that students gain both theoretical and practical expertise.

Core Coursework (24 Semester Credits)

  • Auditory Physiology & Perception
  • Auditory System Disorders
  • Diagnostic Clinical Procedures
  • Electroacoustic Measurements
  • Electrophysiology
  • Vestibular Function

Fellowship Components (30 Credits Total)

  • Fellowship 1 (15 Credits): Focused on applied clinical practices and research within the biomedical and audiology fields.
  • Fellowship 2 (15 Credits): Advanced training that emphasizes clinical application and research design and implementation.

Workshops & Supervised Clinical Training: Students will engage in hands-on workshops and supervised clinical training, which will be facilitated through online preparation and in-person sessions at the Elkins Park campus.

Entry Requirements

Applicants should possess a bachelor’s degree in Audiology or a related science discipline. A minimum of two years of clinical experience as an audiologist is essential.

Bridge Pathway Note: Students may be eligible to enroll in an AuD Bridge Program upon completing the MSc in Clinical Audiology, contingent upon having three years of clinical experience as an audiologist. Eligibility should be confirmed with the university.

GRE/GMAT/GPA: No specific minimum scores or GPA requirements are stated.

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