Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education

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The Communicative Disorders and Deaf Education Department at Utah State recognizes that people with communication differences face challenges accessing high-quality, culturally response services to improve their health and wellbeing. Therefore, our mission is to advance knowledge, teach clinical and educational practices to meet diverse needs of individuals, and provide access to educational opportunities that prepare learners for varied careers in health and education.

Audiologists, Deaf Educators, and Speech-Language Pathologists are in high demand nationwide, and they impact quality of life and wellbeing of individuals of all ages and their families.


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Doctor of Audiology & Master in Speech-Language Pathology

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Undergraduate Programs

Logan main campus & online program options prepare students for graduate studies in audiology, deaf education, and speech-language pathology, and broadly for careers in education and health.

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Campus-Based Programs

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Graduate Programs

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Audiology

Clinical Doctor of Audiology program (AuD) - 100% of graduates find a job. Combined AuD/PhD degree option available.

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Deaf Education

Master’s degree (M.Ed.) and licensure program prepares students in Listening and Spoken Language Deaf Education services -100% of graduates find a job.


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Speech-Language Pathology

Master's degree (M.S./M.A.) program prepares SLPs to work in a variety of settings and 100% of graduates find a job.

Services for the Community

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Speech, Language, and Hearing Clinics


The Speech-Language and Hearing clinics offer a full range of services for people of all ages in the community. We are dedicated to providing comprehensive services to meet the needs of individuals and their families. The clinics are part of the Sorenson Center for Clinical Excellence, located on the USU campus.

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Sound Beginnings


Sound Beginnings offers early intervention and education program for children birth to six years of age. Deaf and hard of hearing children wear hearing devices and learn to listen and talk.

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