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Emerson College, Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders Master of Science (MS) in Communication Disorders (Online)

Emerson College, Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders

Master of Science (MS) in Communication Disorders (Online)

Online

20 Months

English

Distance Learning

Key Summary

    About: The Master of Science (MS) in Communication Disorders is an online program designed to provide advanced knowledge in speech-language pathology. You'll explore topics such as language development, speech sound production, and swallowing disorders. This program aims to prepare students for clinical practice by emphasizing evidence-based techniques and the integration of research into practice.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue various roles, including speech-language pathologists in schools, hospitals, and private practices. Other opportunities include working in research, early intervention programs, or becoming consultants in communication disorders.

Introduction

Emerson’s online Master of Science (MS) in Communication Disorders prepares students to address an array of communicative challenges their clients may face across their life spans.

  • No GRE required - At Emerson College, we value your potential and desire to provide life-changing support to clients over test scores.
  • 20-Month MS - Graduate in as few as 20 months, ready to pursue ASHA certification and assume a fulfilling role as a speech-language pathologist.
  • Ranked #32 for Best Speech Pathologist Program - Our program integrates evidence-based practices to prepare you to treat the full spectrum of communication disorders.

Pursue a Top-Ranked Career as an SLP Online

Speech@Emerson is designed by the same exceptional faculty who teach in the on-campus program. The online program can prepare you for practice in speech pathology, audiology, and occupational therapy settings. You will graduate as a generalist, with the ability to work with people of various ages who live with a range of challenges, such as autism, swallowing disorders, and aphasia.

  • Hands-on experience at clinical sites
  • Foundational courses offered online
  • Supportive and close-knit community

Employment for speech-language pathologists is projected to grow 29 percent from 2020 to 2030, much faster than the average for all occupations.

As life expectancy increases, early intervention for children with speech, language, and cognitive disorders is becoming more prevalent. This means more speech-language pathologists are needed to make an immediate impact on those struggling to communicate. Take the next step in your career and deliver essential care as a speech-language pathologist to diverse clients in your community.

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