Program Overview

Introduction to the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders

The School of Communication Sciences and Disorders is one of three schools and one department in the College of Health Professions and Sciences.

Academic Programs

The school offers bachelor's and master's and a doctoral degree program in communication sciences and disorders, as well as programs leading to a minor in communication sciences and disorders and an undergraduate certificate in language development and disorders.

Enrollment and Faculty

The school currently enrolls more than 750 bachelor's and 200 master's degree students. With 30 full-time and numerous affiliated faculty members, the school offers students a broad range of academic programs, comprehensive internship experiences and ongoing research opportunities in human communication sciences and disorders.

Research Opportunities

The school provides ongoing research opportunities in human communication sciences and disorders, allowing students to engage in a wide range of academic and professional activities.