The graduate speech-language pathology program consists of the following courses:

SLP 550 Aphasia

SLP 552 Language Disorders in Preschool Children

SLP 554 Fluency Disorders

SLP 556 Disorders of Phonology and Articulation

SLP 558 Clinical Practicum and Professional Issues in Speech-Language Pathology I

SLP 560 Voice Disorders

SLP 562 Language Disorders in School-aged Children

SLP 564 Craniofacial Disorders

SLP 565 Motor Speech Disorders

SLP 566 Clinical Practicum and Professional Issues in Speech-Language Pathology II

SLP 570 Cognitive Based Language Disorders

SLP 572 Augmentative Communication

SLP 574 Clinical Instrumentation in Speech Pathology

SLP 576 Clinical Practicum and Professional Issues in Speech-Language Pathology III

SLP 581 Swallowing I: Anatomy, Physiology, Disorders

SLP 582 Research in Speech and Language Pathology

SLP 583 Swallowing II: Assessment and Management

SLP 584 Field Experience in Speech Language Pathology I

SLP 586 Field Experience in Speech Language Pathology II

Thesis Option

SLP 599 Master's Thesis — The thesis may substitute for six credits of required coursework. Courses that may not be substituted include SLP 582, SLP 558, SLP 566, SLP 576, SLP 584, and SLP 586.

The substitution of a thesis for six credits of academic coursework will have no effect on the content or credit requirement for American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASLHA) certification.