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Our doctoral program cultivates researchers deeply rooted in scientific principles, with comprehensive expertise in speech, language, and hearing sciences. The three-year Ph.D. in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences (SLHS) at UConn's Storrs campus combines rigorous academic coursework with hands-on clinical training, all approached through theoretical and experimental frameworks.
We invite potential applicants to explore our faculty listings and reach out to professors whose research aligns with their academic goals.
Numerous doctoral candidates engage in cross-disciplinary training initiatives.
The Neurobiology of Language program at UConn provides a graduate certificate through courses integrating psychological sciences, communication disorders, and linguistics.
The Science of Learning and Art of Communication (SLAC), supported by the National Science Foundation, offers financial support for exceptional candidates.
Applicants interested in these specialized programs should indicate their preference during the application process.