The NYU Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders aims to understand, assess, and treat speech, voice, language, and swallowing disorders in individuals across the lifespan. As a result of the field's interdisciplinary nature, our graduates go on to work in speech-language pathology, medicine, linguistics, education, psychology, audiology, academia, engineering, and the sciences.
Our department offers programs of study for undergraduate, master's (on-campus and online degree options), and doctoral students. There is also a state-of-the-art speech-language-hearing disorders clinic that provides diagnostic and rehabilitative services to the public.
Degrees
BS, Communicative Sciences and Disorders
This interdisciplinary undergraduate major explores normal communication as well as communication disorders.
BS, Global Public Health / Communicative Sciences and Disorders
This interdisciplinary degree combines an exploration of global public health outcomes with foundational knowledge of speech, language, and hearing processes and communication disorders.
Minor, Communicative Sciences and Disorders
The undergraduate minor in Communicative Sciences and Disorders is designed to introduce non-CSD majors to the field.
MS, Communicative Sciences and Disorders
This degree prepares you for eligibility to become a professionally licensed speech-language pathologist.
PhD, Communicative Sciences and Disorders
Get the skills you need for an academic career as a researcher in an interdisciplinary field.
The CSD Student Experience
Hear from our students from across the department about what it's like to be a part of the Communicative Sciences and Disorders community and why they chose to study at NYU Steinhardt.
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News and Events
On Research and Clinical Practice: An Interview with New Faculty Member Stacey Rimikis
Stacey Rimikis, a new clinical assistant professor in the Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders, discusses her research and how clinicians adapt their practice in the time of COVID-19.
Fieldwork Spotlight: Paola Ocampo (MS '21) on Serving Multilingual Preschoolers at Lenox Hill Neighborhood House
We connected with Paola to learn more about her desire to become a bilingual speech-language pathologist and her experience working with Lenox Hill students both remotely and in person.
Communicative Sciences and Disorders Fall 2020 Colloquium - Dr. Soo-Eun Chang
NYU CSD welcomes Soo-Eun Chang, an associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Michigan, who will discuss "Imaging-genetics investigations of developmental stuttering."
Please email csdadmissions@nyu.edu if interested in scheduling a department tour. If applicable, it is recommended that you attend a Graduate Admissions tour prior.
DEPARTMENT OF
Communicative Sciences and Disorders
665 Broadway, 9th floor
New York, NY 10012
Phone: 212-998-5230