Communication Science and Disorders (PhD)

Format(s)
On-campus
Degree Type
Doctor of Philosophy in Communication Science and Disorders
Format(s)
On-campus
Degree Type
Doctor of Philosophy in Communication Science and Disorders

At a Glance

This highly personalized program allows you to conduct original research to advance knowledge in the field of communication science. Delve into a variety of topics that relate to human language, speech, voice, swallowing and balance disorders.

You will thrive under the mentorship of highly acclaimed faculty members and in expansive, state-of-the-science labs. Participate in grant preparation, journal articles and research funded by prestigious organizations such as the National Institutes of Health, the Veteran’s Administration (VA) and the U.S. Department of Education.

Application

Start Term

Application Opens

September 15, 2025

Application Closes

January 15, 2026

Commitment
and Credits

Duration

Commitment

Full-time

Credits

72

Degree

Type of Degree

Doctor of Philosophy in Communication Science and Disorders

Format(s)

On-campus

Applied Skills

All PhD students are required to perform two, 3-credit lab rotations with mentors other than their major advisor. These rotations can take place in or outside the CSD department.

Estimated
Program Costs

Student
Handbooks

2023-24 CSD PhD Program Handbook
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2024-2025 Communication Science and Disorders PhD Student Handbook
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