M.S. in Communication Disorders: Speech-Language Disabilities Concentration 090I

• Leading to the Professional Certificate - Teacher of Students with Speech and Language Disabilities, New York State Licensure, and A.S.H.A. Certification
• Major plan for entry at the graduate level without the Initial Certificate - T.S.S.L.D.

I. Required Coursework: 51 credit hours

# title credits A. Scientific and Linguistic Bases: 9 credits CMD500 Instrumentation for Speech Language Path. 2 CMD508 Speech Physiology 3 CMD509 Articulatory Phonetics 3 CMD524 Foundations of Language 1   B. Research Methods: 3 credits CMD550 Research Methods in Communication Disorders 3   C. Speech and Language: 25 credits CMD504 Phonological Disorders 3 CMD505 Child Language Disorders 3 CMD507 Motor Speech Disorders 3 CMD512 Seminar in Stuttering 3 CMD516 Seminar in Adult Language Disorders 3 CMD520 Augmentative Communication Systems 3 CMD522 Seminar in Voice Disorders 3 CMD525 Advanced Diagnosis Speech-Lang. Disorders 4 Note: Students who haven't had a course in Aural Rehabilitation must also take 88409 or 88511.   D. Educational Coursework: 14 credits SPE565 Mainstreaming and Inclusion 3 xx5xx Literacy Course (see department for list of approved courses) 3 CMD510 Professional Issues in Communication Disorders 2 CMD520 Augmentative Communication 3 CMD521 Early Intervention for Speech Lang. Path. 3

 

II. Clinical Practicum: 15 credits

# title credits CMD402 Clinical Participation 1 2 CMD403 Clinical Participation 2 2 CMD411 Student Teaching - Speech and Language Dis. 8 CMD503 Practicum in Speech-Language Pathology 2 CMD570 Diag Aud Pract 1

III. Comprehensive Examination in Speech-Language Pathology:
To be taken after completion of all coursework.

TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED FOR THE DEGREE: 66 credits

Seminar - Schools Against Violence (SAVE)
Seminar in Identification and Reporting of Suspected Child Abuse and Maltreatment
LAST exam
ATS-W exam

Download a printable copy of the major plan and typical course sequence for M.S. in Speech-Language Disabilities.

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