As a Communication Sciences and Disorders major at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, you’ll gain a foundation in human development and biological sciences and prepare to work with individuals with diverse and multilingual heritages, and people of all ages. Small program, big opportunities We’re incredibly proud that a large percentage of our majors participate in undergraduate research, and many have presented or have been published nationally. We find these enriching experiences to be a competitive advantage for our program and our students, especially when it comes to applying to graduate programs.  <img src="images/academics/programs/coeps/comdis/commdis-body.jpg" alt="Student working with peers on a tablet." width="100%" height="auto" class="blockImg" /> Options to enrich your studies, increase your marketability Studying at UW-Whitewater means you have access to other academic programs and resources that can help you expand your skills and knowledge — and career opportunities. Many of our students choose to minor in areas such as: <ul> <li>Allied Health </li> <li>Family, Health, and Disability Studies</li> <li>Human Resource Management</li> <li>Early Childhood Education (for non-education majors)</li> <li>Spanish</li> <li>Psychology</li> <li>Music</li> <li>Occupational and Environmental Safety and Health</li> </ul> Here are a few other reasons to consider earning your degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders at UW-Whitewater:  <ul> <li>Go into the community and local schools to assist with hearing screenings</li> <li>Attend regional and national conferences, such as Annual Midwest Conference on Cochlear Implants</li> <li>Receive guidance on the graduate application process through a professional seminar</li> <li>Prepare for your job search with a senior capstone course that includes a mock interview and portfolio</li> <li>Apply for various scholarships specific to our major</li> </ul>