Master of Science in Human Communication Disorders (Speech Pathology)

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Dalhousie University

Comments about Master of Science in Human Communication Disorders (Speech Pathology) - At the institution - Halifax - Nova Scotia

• Practical experience
  Students must complete clinical placements in the community. Students must complete a 12-week summer internship at the end of the second year and a 12-week externship in the winter term of the third year.
• Academic title
  Master of Science in Human Communication Disorders (Speech Pathology)
• Course description

  Curriculum
  YEAR I – FALL

  HUCD5050 - Fundamentals of Speech Sciences
  HUCD5130 - Introduction to Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology
  HUCD5150 - Speech and Language Acquisition
  HUCD5290 - Introduction to Neurosciences for Communication Disorders
  HUCD6310 - Audition I

  YEAR I - WINTER

  HUCD5061 - Clinical Methods I
  HUCD5020 - Phonetics
  HUCD5120 - Hearing Measurement
  HUCD5260 - Hearing Disorders
  HUCD6350 - Assessment of Neurogenic Language and Cognitive Disorders - Adult
  HUCD6980 - Research Design

   YEAR II – FALL

  HUCD5250 - Speech Disorders - Children
  HUCD5270 - Language Disorders in Preschool Children
  HUCD6460 - Treatment of Neurogenic Language and Cognitive Disorders - Adults
                     Clinical Methods II

  
  YEAR II – WINTER

  HUCD5062 - Clinical Methods II
  HUCD6370 - Fluency Disorders
  HUCD6390 - Voice/Resonance Disorders (starting 2007-2008)
  HUCD6450 - Speech Disorders Adults
  HUCD6470 - Language Disorders in School Age Children
  HUCD7001 - Research Project

  YEAR II – SUMMER

  HUCD7061 - Practicum Internship

   YEAR III – FALL

  HUCD5140 - Aural (Re)Habilitation with Children
  HUCD6490 - *Advanced Language Disorders in Children
                       OR
  HUCD6550 - *Seminars in Adult Communication Disorders
  HUCD6610 - Special Topics Speech Language Pathology
  HUCD7002 - Research Project

  YEAR III – WINTER

  HUCD7062 - Practicum Externship

   *Students are required to take either HUCD6490 or HUCD6550 for credit.
  

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