The Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences (SLHS) major provides students with an in-depth knowledge of language, the processes of speech production and hearing and human connection. Designed to suit a variety of interests, the three concentrations within the major can be flexible to match students’ academic goals. Many SLHS majors go on to careers in clinics and therapy programs, and to medical school or other advanced degree programs.
This concentration prepares students for graduate or professional study in speech-language pathology, audiology, deaf education, public health and more.
In this focus, students build a strong foundation in the neural underpinnings of language, communication and neurolinguistics.
Students in this concentration learn key aspects of language development and practice American Sign Language and other communication tools.
To be considered for graduation with special honors, students must meet the departmental requirements:
Many honors students also complete research projects or fellowships during their studies.
