Speech Language Pathology, M.S.

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The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders offers a master of science degree in speech language pathology. This program is created as a hybrid program that has both an on-campus traditional didactic component and an online/distance education component. Candidates who complete this program will be eligible for both state licensure and national certification by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Students are required to complete clinical rotations in each semester of their program.

Required Courses

SLPA 501 - Beginning Clinical Practicum (1)
SLPA 502 - Clinical Practicum (1)
SLPA 503 - Neuroscience for Speech Language Pathologists (3)
SLPA 504 - Research Methods in Speech Language Pathology (2)
SLPA 505 - Practical Application of Speech Science (2)
SLPA 506 - Language Disorders in Children I: Nature/Etiology (2)
SLPA 507 - Language Disorders in Children II: Assessment (2)
SLPA 508 - Language Disorders in Children III: Treatment Techniques (3)
SLPA 509 - Articulation and Phonological Disorders (4)
SLPA 511 - Prevention and Diagnosis of Speech, Language, & Cognitive Disorders (2)
SLPA 512 - Counseling Strategies in Speech Language Pathology (2)
SLPA 601 - Clinical Practicum (1)
SLPA 602 - Clinical Practicum (2)
SLPA 603 - Clinical Practicum (2)
SLPA 604 - Evaluation and Treatment of Aphasia in Adults (3)
SLPA 605 - Voice and Resonance Disorders across the Lifespan (3)
SLPA 606 - Motor Speech Disorders (3)
SLPA 607 - Medical Aspects of Speech Language Pathology (2)
SLPA 608 - Dysphagia in Pediatrics and Adults (3)
SLPA 609 - Cognitive-Communicative Disorders in Adults (3)
SLPA 610 - Fluency Disorders across the Lifespan (3)
SLPA 611 - Professional Trends in Speech Language Pathology (3)
SLPA 612 - Capstone Seminar (3)

Speech Language Pathology, M.S.

Required Courses

Total Required Credits: 55