Strong Undergraduate and Graduate Programs with Clinical Focus. The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Illinois State University offers a strong academic experience at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
- We offer a Bachelors of Science in Speech Pathology and Audiology. Many of our undergraduate courses are taught in a lecture/lab format to provide students with as much hands-on experience possible at the undergraduate level.
- At the graduate level, we offer a master’s degree in Speech Pathology and a Clinical Doctoral Degree in Audiology. Required courses are supplemented by a fast growing list of electives providing students with a broad knowledge base. In addition, our program features one of the largest speech, language, and hearing clinics located in the Midwest, which is located on campus.
Enthusiastic Student-Oriented Faculty
The Communication Sciences and Disorders Program boasts 23 full-time tenured, tenure track, or MS level professionals devoted solely to meeting the academic and clinical needs of students.
- In the area of Speech Language Pathology, the Department employs six full-time tenured or tenure-track professors and nine full-time master’s level professionals to provide classroom and clinical instruction to speech-language pathology majors.
- Furthermore, in the area of Audiology the Department employs five full-time tenured or tenure-track professors and three full-time doctoral or master’s level professionals to provide academic and clinical education to audiology majors.
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