Careers in Communication Sciences & Disorders

What key factors distinguish an Emerson College education? Project-based academic preparation, participation in numerous co-curricular activities, and industry experience gained from internships and other employment opportunities. This is the kind of blend that will help you to stand out in the marketplace.

Employers also value the ability of Emerson graduates to communicate concepts and ideas. Our Career Services department helps you to develop these and other business skills through individual appointments, workshops, industry panels and visits, and other programs that bring the world of communications and the arts to the Emerson campus.

Communication disorders is one of the fastest-growing career specialties in the nation, according to sources such as Newsweek and Forbes. Our Communication Sciences & Disorders graduates find many professional opportunities — not only in the field of communication disorders, but also in the related fields of education, deaf and special education, public health, social work, and health communication.

A Sampling of Jobs of Recent Graduates of Communication Sciences & Disorders

Assistant Speech-Language Pathologists at

• Brockton Public Schools
• The Crossroads Center for Children
• South Bay Mental Health
• Criterion Child Enrichment