Speech-language pathology and audiology are both rapidly growing, high-demand fields with a broad scope of practice, and a Masters degree is required to enter the challenging field of speech-language pathology. The field offers rewarding careers and the opportunity to make a lasting impact in the lives of individuals with speech impairments. Speech-language pathology and audiology are both rapidly growing, high-demand fields with a broad scope of practice, and a Masters degree is required to enter the challenging field of speech-language pathology. The field offers rewarding careers and the opportunity to make a lasting impact in the lives of individuals with speech impairments.
Kean University's School of Communication Disorders and Deafness trains future audiologists and speech-language pathologists to diagnose and treat communication disorders through multiple degree offerings at the graduate and undergraduate levels. Graduates of the School of Communication Disorders and Deafness work with diverse populations and find employment in a wide variety of clinical, research and educational settings.
For more information about our degrees and programs or to find additional opportunities to get involved, navigate the links below.
Undergraduate Degrees
Undergraduate studies in Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences provide a solid foundation for related professions, including special education, deaf education, elementary education and secondary education. The bachelor’s program also sets the stage for graduate work in psychology, social work and some health oriented careers.
In addition to Degree programs for undergraduate and graduate students, The School of Communication Disorders & Deafness offers additional programs and specializations.
