During your first and second years, you will take prerequisite courses and then take courses in your major during your third and fourth years.
The large majority of courses in the major are upper division, and focus in the following areas:
- anatomic-physiological bases of speech, language, and hearing
- physical properties of speech (acoustics and phonetics)
- role of biology, cognition, environment, and culture in language acquisition
- development of speech and language
- speech, language, and hearing disorders across the life span
- assessment and treatment procedures for individuals with speech, language, and hearing disorders
- professional issues in speech-language pathology and audiology
The bachelor of science (BS) degree requires proficiency in mathematics or computer and information science or a combination of the two. The bachelor of arts (BA) degree requires proficiency in a second language.
Clicking on the CDS Undergraduate Program Plan button below will download a copy of that file to your computer/device.
*For older program plans, please contact cds@uoregon.edu.
For a complete list of all Communication Disorders and Sciences courses, please see Communication Disorders and Sciences (CDS) | University of Oregon Academic Catalog.