SCHOOL
OF BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES
The School of Behavioral and Brain
Sciences offers graduate preparation at the Masters and Doctoral levels
designed to meet the needs of students with both research and professional
objectives. With instruction and mentoring from internationally recognized
faculty, the School’s programs emphasize multidisciplinary training coupled
with opportunities for intensive research and clinical experiences. The
School’s degree programs draw upon three clusters of expertise: Communication
Sciences and Disorders, Cognition and Neuroscience, and Psychological Sciences.
The Callier Center for Communication Disorders-Dallas and Callier-Richardson,
large comprehensive clinical and research centers, the Center for BrainHealth,
the Center for Vital Longevity, and the Center for Children and Families
further enrich the training of students.
Master of Science in Applied
Cognition and Neurosciences (36 Hours)
Master of Science in Communication Disorders (48 Hours)
Master of Science in Human Development and Early Childhood Disorders (45 Hours)
Master of Science in Psychological Sciences (36 Hours)
Doctor of Audiology
Doctor of Philosophy in Cognition and Neuroscience
Doctor of Philosophy in Communication Sciences and Disorders
Doctor of Philosophy in Psychological Sciences