The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders offers two programs of study:

1. Audiology

2. Speech-Language Pathology

The program in Audiology offers three tracks for students who are interested in pursuing a Doctoral degree. The Entry-Level Clinical Doctorate is designed to prepare students to enter the profession of clinical audiology. The Post-Professional Clinical Doctorate is designed for those practicing audiologists who wish to pursue a clinical doctorate. The Entry-Level Research Track in the Doctoral Program is designed to prepare students to enter a more traditional academic position while also providing the clinical training necessary to enter the profession of Audiology. These doctoral degree programs prepare students with the academic, clinical, and research training needed to be leaders in the profession. 

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Speech-Language Pathology Concentration

The Master's degree program prepares students to meet  the certification and licensure requirements of state, national, and professional agencies for work with persons having a variety of communication disorders. Departmental programs stress an interdisciplinary approach to the understanding of communication disorders and to the appropriate assessment of, and interventions for those disorders.  FAQs

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