Communication Sciences and Disorders
The Program in Communication Sciences and Disorders offers Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees in the field as well as a Certificate in Advanced School-Based Speech-Language Pathology.
The program includes the University of Arkansas Speech and Hearing Clinic, which offers comprehensive speech, language and hearing services to people of all ages.
This program is half of the Department of Communication Disorders and Occupational Therapy.
If you have further questions about our accredited degree progams, please contact cdis@uark.edu.
This B.S. degree prepares students for graduate level studies in speech-language pathology and audiology or graduate level coursework in other educational and health related professions.
This M.S. degree emphasizes speech-language pathology. The program requires 36 hours of graduate-level academic credit and 15 hours of graduate-level clinical credit.
Speech-language pathologists in K-12 schools can advance their careers and update skills by enrolling in the nation’s first post-master’s certificate program designed specifically for them. The online certification comprises 15 credit hours.