Degree in Pre-Communication Science & Disorders at University of Pittsburgh at Bradford Pennsylvania
Program Description:
For students considering a career in speech-language pathology or audiology, this undergraduate major provides the scientific foundation upon which subsequent graduate academic or clinical training is appropriately based.
A professional career in speech-language pathology or audiology requires graduate study (a two-year master’s program) in an accredited program and completion of a clinical fellowship year.
Speech-language pathology and audiology are diverse fields with many opportunities to work in a variety of settings including schools, hospitals, universities, research institutes, industry, and private practice, and with a variety of populations ranging from infant to elderly.
An undergraduate major in communication science is also appropriate for graduate work in the neurosciences, speech and hearing sciences, health related professions (including dentistry, medicine, and physician assistant studies) as well as graduate work in a range of education specializations, e.g. special education, education of the deaf and hard of hearing, and early intervention.
Students apply for admission to the communication science program in Pittsburgh after successful completion of at least 45 of the 60 required general education credits. Students may complete some of their required general education courses after they have relocated to the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. There is no minimum grade requirement for each course, but students must earn a cumulative QPA of at least 2.50. The required 60 general education credits should be distributed as follows:
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Program Description:
Our broadcast communications minor will prepare you for a career in radio and television, careers related to the electronic media, and for graduate study. Our comprehensive program combines a liberal arts background with specialized instruction in radio and television communication.
Course Requirements in the Minor
SURVEY OF BROADCASTING
BROADCAST JOURNALISM
THE MASS MEDIA AND SOCIETY
RADIO PRODUCTION WORKSHOP
INTRODUCTION TO TELEVISION PRODUCTION
MEDIA ADVERTISING
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Communication Department at the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown! For Communication majors, this page is devoted to providing current information on course offerings, student clubs and activities, faculty research, and other relevant materials. For prospective students, this page should both introduce you to the Communication Department, and help you decide whether this major is for you.
Program Description:
Did you ever use a hairbrush as a microphone and pretend to be a radio DJ or TV personality? Well, our broadcast communications major can help you get there for real. And you’ll use a real mic.
You’ll use our all-digital television studio and our two digital radio facilities. You’ll work on our latest video production gear. Our advanced video and audio editing systems. Our fully equipped audio production booth. The kinds of facilities you’ll use when you land your first job. Actually, our facilities may be even better than what you’ll be using when you graduate.
Planning a career in the Communication field? Waynesburg is the choice! Don't wait to develop your personal interests. The Communication program is not just a series of classes; it is a comprehensive, unified learning experience that includes virtually unlimited access to department facilities and internship opportunities with media outlets throughout the region. Waynesburg University students have interned with market leaders KDKA-TV and WDVE-FM in Pittsburgh; WSUA-TV in Washington, D.C.; the Pittsburgh Pirates and Pittsburgh Penguins organizations; and at advertising firms, newspapers and production companies around the region.
Waynesburg University communication students have helped to produce a WTAE-TV's live pre-game show prior
Degree Requirements
COMMUNICATION AND LEARNING DISORDERS
Students majoring in communication disorders take a variety of courses in the field of communication disorders, liberal arts and foundation courses. Required coursework in the major includes:
Introduction to Communication Disorders
Language Science
Phonetics and Phonemics
Normal Language Development
Introduction to Audiology
Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing
Articulation and Phonological Disorders
Language Disorders in Children
Aural Rehabilitation
Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology of Speech
Speech and Hearing Science
Diagnostics Procedures in Speech and Language
Career Opportunities
A degree in Communication Disorders offers a wide variety of career choices. Graduates are considered speech/language pathologist and can work in schools, hospitals, special education institutions, rehabilitation centers, educational settings (colleges, universities, research laboratories), and private practice.
Degrees Offered
The Department of Communication Science and Languages offers:
Bachelor of Science in Communication Disorders
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