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Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders

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Interested in a career in Speech-Language Pathology?

Learn about UNO's Communication Disorders program
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Gain the knowledge and skills to make a difference in the lives of children

Learn about UNO's Special Education program
Jonathan Scherling teaches an ASL course

Sign Language Interpreter program prepares students to enter a critical career field

Learn about UNO's Sign Language Interpreter Program

At UNO, you will benefit from an engaged and dedicated faculty as well as a metropolitan environment. Our SECD department and UNO have strong ties within the Omaha community allowing for opportunities that increase your readiness for your future career and life in an ever-changing world.

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We offer Bachelor's degrees in Speech-Language Pathology, Sign Language Interpreter, Special Education, and Early Childhood Inclusive.

Master's degrees in Speech-Language Pathology and Special Education

In collaboration with Educational Leadership, we offer the Special Education Supervisor endorsement.

We recognize that learning is not exclusively restricted to the classroom. A combination of clinical experiences and service opportunities will support your academic coursework.

The UNO Speech-Language Clinic is currently accepting new clients

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