The Department of
Communication Sciences and Disorders is at the forefront of
research and clinical services in speech
production/ perception, hearing, and language organization in
the brain. Our Master's Degree program, in preparing
students for the clinical practice of speech-language
pathology, provides a broad-based curriculum that includes
the study of child language disorders, adult neurogenic disorders,
and cochlear implant (re)habilitation.
Our Doctoral program is actively training the next
generation of researchers and scholars. Our students are
highly sought after, and our faculty are widely regarded as
experts in their respective fields. Opportunities abound
here.
