Communicative Sciences and Disorders (PhD)
New York University · NY · COMMUNICATIVE-SCIENCES-DISORDERS-PHD
Communicative Sciences and Disorders (PhD) is a Doctorate degree at New York University, NY. It covers areas like communication disorders, mathematics education, secondary education, student wellbeing, disability studies, computational linguistics. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
New York University
Doctorate
What you'll study in Communicative Sciences and Disorders (PhD)
Example subjects: Research Colloquium in Communicative Sciences and Disorders, Sem Readings in Comm Sciences & Disorders, Doct Sem Communicative Sciences & Disorders, Maintenance of Matriculation.
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What will I study in Communicative Sciences and Disorders (PhD)?
Communicative Sciences and Disorders (PhD) covers areas like hearing-sciences, speech-pathology, communication-disorders, migration-law, secondary-education, computational-linguistics, student-wellbeing, mathematics-education.
Who offers Communicative Sciences and Disorders (PhD)?
Communicative Sciences and Disorders (PhD) is offered by New York University, NY.
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