The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD): Tying liberal arts to health and educational issues
Communication Sciences and Disorders majors at UVM study the form and structure of speech and language, and how speech and language skills are learned, produced, perceived and understood. We offer the only program in the state of Vermont that prepares students to become speech-language pathologists (SLPs).
Unique to our Department is the degree of cooperative work undertaken by students and faculty in the study and practice of basic and clinical sciences and in their application to real people in need of help with communication, the most human of all behaviors.
Academic Programs
- Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders
- Master of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders
- Minor in Communication Sciences and Disorders
- Concentration in Communication Sciences and Disorders (for students in the College of Education and Social Services)
- Communication Sciences and Disorders Pre-Master's Track
- Speech Language Pathology Assistant
Transfer Student Information Sessions
Transfer student information sessions are open to UVM students and students from outside of the university interested in transferring into CSD or any of the CNHS undergraduate majors. Applicants have the chance to ask questions and learn more about the majors and the transfer process.
Dates, times and locations for info sessions are available here.
Graduate Program Information Sessions
Potential applicants to the CNHS Communication Sciences and Disorders Master of Science Degree Program are invited to attend information sessions during the fall semester.
Dates, times and locations for info sessions are available here.
The Eleanor M. Luse Center for Communication
The department's affiliate center (located in Pomeroy Hall on the University of Vermont campus) is a non-profit organization which provides speech-language pathology and audiology services to children and adults throughout Vermont, upstate New York and northern New England.The center is also a primary practicum site for graduate students. Read more about the Eleanor M. Luse Center for Communication: Speech, Language and Hearing.
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