The Bachelor of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders at the University of Redlands prepares you to address the complex challenges in human communication and its disorders. This undergraduate program is ideal for students passionate about understanding speech, language, hearing, and swallowing, and who aspire to make a difference in the lives of individuals facing communication difficulties. You will explore foundational concepts in statistics and gain essential knowledge in identifying and understanding a wide range of communication disorders in both adults and children, setting a strong academic path toward a rewarding career.
This full-time, on-campus degree is structured over four years, requiring 39-40 credits for completion. Your learning journey will involve core courses like Introduction to Communication Sciences and Disorders, Statistics, and specific modules on adult and advanced communication disorders. In your senior year, you will engage in advanced clinical methods and complete a capstone experience, preparing you for graduate studies or entry-level positions. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding and practical skills, ready to pursue careers as speech-language pathologists or in related fields.