Interested in learning more about Speech Pathology?

The College of Education and Human Sciences (CEHS) offers a wide variety of majors that prepare students to help individuals across the lifespan. The communication sciences and disorders major lays the groundwork for a career working with people at any stage of life who have communication difficulties. Undergraduate coursework will prepare you for professional study at the graduate level and a career in audiology or speech-language pathology. Both audiologists and speech-language pathologists are in high demand with employment for both careers projected to grow 10-20% from 2021-2031.

This major is housed in the new renovated Barkley Center located on East Campus. In addition to classroom and research spaces, the Barkley Center has several clinic spaces that serve a wide variety of community members. Click this link (https://mediahub.unl.edu/media/20686) to tour the new facility!

Speech pathologists work with individuals who have communication and swallowing disorders. By helping clients improve their communication skills, speech pathologists make a significant positive impact on their quality of life. Speech pathologists can work in a variety of settings including schools, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, private practices, and research institutions. This variety allows individuals to choose an environment that aligns with their interests and preferences. Seeing clients make progress and achieve their communication goals can be incredibly rewarding for speech pathologists. The ability to make a positive difference in someone's life through therapy and intervention is one of the most fulfilling aspects of the profession. Speech pathology is a dynamic field that involves continuous learning and professional development.

Are you ready to learn more about a major in Communication Sciences and Disorders? Learn more by contacting with a CEHS advisor, sign-up for a meeting (https://cehs.unl.edu/cehs/academic-advising-center/#mya) or contact our advising center at 402-472-8624 located in 105 Henzlik Hall.

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