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What can I do with... a major in Communicative Sciences and Disorders?


Special attributes of this major that will make me a valuable addition to any prospective employer.

  • Expansive knowledge in oral communication, speech production, speech pathology, diagnosis/treatment, biology, and psychology.
  • Ability to explain to patients/clients about their diagnosis/rehabilitation plans.
  • Capability to use technology to treat and help their clients with speech and/or hearing loss.
  • Ability to interpret and explain tests results in an easily understood fashion.
  • Strong interpersonal, empathy, communication, and listening skills.
  • Clinical experience.
  • Orientation to detail and analytical skills.

Possible Careers / Job Titles
  • Acoustical Engineers
  • Audiologist
  • Audiologist Research Assistant
  • Audiometrist
  • Deaf Education Specialist
  • Deaf Studies Teacher
  • Disability Advocate
  • Geriatric Audiologist
  • Health Educator
  • Hearing Research
  • Human Resource Specialist
  • Music Therapist
  • Occupational Therapist
  • Organizational Psychologist
  • Otolaryngologist
  • Physical Therapist
  • Recreational Therapist
  • Rehabilitation Counselor
  • Psychologist
  • Sales Representative
  • School Counselor
  • Sign Language Instructor
  • Sign Language Interpreter
  • Special Education Director
  • Special Education Teacher
  • Speech Teacher
  • Speech / Language / Hearing Scientist
  • Speech-Language Pathologist
  • Teacher
  • Vocational Therapist
  • Voice Coach

Please be advised that although this major will prepare you for the careers listed above, many will require advanced education and training. Please research the careers/job titles that interest you so that you are aware of the requirements to enter the field.

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If you have any questions or comments, please contact:

Center for Career Development
p - 516.877.3130
f - 516.877.3136
e - (Students and Alumni) - careercounselor@adelphi.edu
e - (Employers) - employerservices@adelphi.edu


This page last modified on May 1, 2007.
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