Pre-Health Related Major: Linguistics

Many speech-language pathologists begin their education with undergraduate degrees in Linguistics. Linguistics majors are particularly well trained for graduate programs in  CSD (Communication Sciences and Disorders). We invite you to major in Linguistics to prepare for graduate study in CSD. 

In the Speech Language Pathology pathway of our Linguistics Major/Minor at Stony Brook, a combination of required and elective courses form an SLP focused path within the Linguistics major.  

Speech Language Pathology Info

 

Pre-Health Related Electives:

Course	Title
LIN 101*	Human Language
LIN 201*	Phonetics
LIN 330:	Language Acquisition
LIN 350:	Experimental Phonetics
LIN 380	Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing
LIN 381	Language and Speech Disorders
LIN382:	Audiology

*Prerequisite Course

The Linguistics major requires 39 credits plus two semesters of a foreign language in addition to the Uni­versity's language proficiency requirement.

To view the full list of major requirements, click here.

For more information, contact: 

Undergraduate Program Director
Marie Huffman
marie.huffman@stonybrook.edu

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