The Communicative Disorders (BA) program at San Francisco State University is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of speech, language, and hearing disorders. The curriculum focuses on the science of communication, including the study of phonetics, audiology, and language development, preparing students for further graduate study or entry-level roles in related fields. Unique features include hands-on clinical observation opportunities and a strong emphasis on diversity and inclusion in communication practices.
Graduates of this program are well-prepared for careers in fields related to speech and language support, often pursuing graduate education to become licensed speech-language pathologists or audiologists. Entry-level roles may include support positions in educational or healthcare settings.
Information on specific faculty members for this program is not publicly detailed in a centralized manner. The program is supported by experienced professionals within the Department of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences, known for their expertise in clinical practice and research.
The program offers access to the on-campus Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic, providing students with practical observation and training opportunities. Partnerships with local schools and healthcare facilities enhance clinical exposure and community engagement.
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