Speech-Language Pathology - Ohio University - Main Campus

Speech-Language Pathology from Ohio University - Main Campus is a Campus Master Communication Disorders degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The speech-language pathology program (M.A.H.S.L.S.) provides the necessary academic and clinical experiences leading to professional certification and state licensure. Teacher licensure is also an available option. Students typically complete the 91-quarter hour program in two years. It includes a planned sequence of core courses, practicum courses, elective opportunities, ongoing clinical experiences, a thesis option, and a choice between one or two externships near the end of the program. Students satisfy all ASHA academic and clinical requirements for certification, including the National Teacher?s Examination (Praxis) in Speech-Language Pathology as part of the degree program. Some students choose to complete certificate programs in areas such as gerontology or teaching English as a second language. Two tracks are available. Students choosing Track A pursue research opportunities with faculty, leading to a thesis; or may prefer additional coursework, and local clinical practicum experiences. Track B requires completion of two externships and may be preferred by students desiring a greater variety of clinical experiences. For example, a student may choose to extern in both medical and school settings or perhaps obtain different experiences in separate medical settings. Externships are available throughout the U.S. and Canada through contractual agreements with certified professionals in those sites. View more details on Ohio University - Main Campus . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Communication Disorders courses.