The master of arts in the field of speech-language pathology degree program is for students with an undergraduate degree in speech-language pathology.
The following requirements must be fulfilled:
The general requirements stated under Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, Graduate Programs.
42 credits: Non-thesis option—38 credits in required courses and 4 credits in elective courses; thesis option—36 credits in required courses and 6 credits of thesis. For all students, satisfactory completion of supervised practica and a master's summative assessment is required.
Course List Code | Title | Credits |
SLHS 6201 | Clinical Practicum in Speech–Language Pathology (taken for five semesters for 1 credit each semester) | |
SLHS 6205 | Professional and Clinical Issues in Speech and Hearing | |
SLHS 6207 | Diagnostic Procedures in Speech and Hearing | |
SLHS 6210 | Research in Communication Sciences and Disorders * | |
SLHS 6220 | Disorders of Articulation and Phonology | |
SLHS 6230 | Pediatric Language and Speech Disorders I | |
SLHS 6231 | Pediatric Language and Speech Disorders II | |
SLHS 6240 | Neurogenic Communication Disorders | |
SLHS 6241 | Applied Neuroanatomy | |
SLHS 6251 | Speech Fluency Disorders Seminar | |
SLHS 6260 | Voice Disorders: Evaluation and Treatment | |
SLHS 6276 | Aural Rehabilitation | |
SLHS 6281 | Dysphagia | |
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SLHS 6211 | Preparing the Thesis Prospectus | |
SLHS 6998 | Thesis Research | |
SLHS 6999 | Thesis Research | |
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SLHS 6222 | Acquired Neuromotor Disorders of Speech Production | |
SLHS 6284 | Autism | |
SLHS 6291 | Special Topics in Speech–Language Pathology (Literacy) | |
SLHS 6291 | Special Topics in Speech–Language Pathology (Bilingualism) | |
SLHS 6291 | Special Topics in Speech–Language Pathology (Global Engagement) | |
SLHS 6291 | Special Topics in Speech–Language Pathology (Aging) | |
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*Non-thesis students take SLHS 6210 for 3 credits, thesis students take the course for 1 credit.