The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Communication Sciences and Disorders is designed for those who are interested in becoming a Speech-Language Pathologist but have not completed an undergraduate degree in this field.
What You Will Learn
You will learn about the biological, physiological, linguistic, and neurological bases of communication disorders, as well as the variety of communication disorders that might be present in an individual.
Opportunities
This program bridges the gap between a student’s undergraduate preparation and the criteria needed to be accepted into Council on Academic Accreditation (CAA) accredited graduate programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders by providing them with the foundational undergraduate coursework. The program can be completed in two, full-time, consecutive terms.
Eastern Michigan University offers a high-quality master’s program in Communication Sciences and Disorders. Licensed pathologists may work in public schools, healthcare agencies, hospitals, and government agencies, treating individuals of all ages and their families with impairments in speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
Featured Courses
- SPGN 251 Introduction to Inclusion and Disabilities Studies in a Diverse Society [GEUS]
- CSD 347 Normal Aging and Health Issues in Speech-Language Pathology
Admissions
Application Deadline
- January 15 for Fall admission
Admission Criteria
For admission criteria, please visit the Undergraduate Catalog.
To apply, visit the Undergraduate Admission Application and complete the following steps:
- In the Basic Application Information section under Select an Application Type, select the Post-Baccalaureate Undergraduate Certificate option.
- Choose the desired program.