Communication Sciences and Disorders
The M.S. degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders is a professional degree that prepares students to diagnose and treat individuals with communication differences and disorders in a variety of clinical settings. Students work toward earning the professional credentials set by the Minnesota Department of Health, Minnesota Department of Education and the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Students are accepted into one of two pathways: - Students are accepted into the program without an undergraduate degree or preparation in the professional discipline or with less than 25 credits of CSD course work. These students must complete an additional year of undergraduate coursework.
Courses
- CSD609 — Capstone: Multilingualism and Multiculturalism
- CSD611 — Graduate Practicum
- CSD612 — Clinical Internship in a Educational Setting
- CSD613 — Clinical Internship in a Medical or Rehabilitation Setting
- CSD644 — Internship: Graduate Masters Level
- CSD651 — Communication I : Early Assessment and Intervention
- CSD688 — Practicum: Graduate Level
- CSD695 — Topics Course
- CSD699 — Master's Culminating Project