• Prepare graduates who possess strong theoretical and scientific foundations pertaining to human communication disorders.
• Develop competencies in assessment, intervention, and evaluation of patients with communication disorders.
• Prepare ethical, responsible, leaders who can effectively communicate and manage services for clients with communication disorders.
• Equip graduates with solid research capacity and life-long learning skills.

Graduates from the BSc program in Speech, Language, and Hearing Disorders will possess a wide variety of working opportunities not limited to healthcare organizations in Palestine and the Middle East region but extends to cover academic institutional work force. This profession is growing rapidly worldwide and receiving considerable attention as part of the development and improvement in technology. Graduates of the CSD program will have several career path options, as follows:

1. Speech and Language Pathologist at the Palestinian Health Governmental institutions.
2. Speech and Language Pathologist and Audiologist at Private Clinics.
3. Speech and Language Pathologist at Schools.
4. Speech and Language Pathologist and Audiologist at Hospitals / Outpatient Clinics: Consider working in the following departments: rehabilitation, otolaryngology (ENT), pulmonology, GI, neurology, pediatrics.
5. Participate in any research project about communication disorders in general (Speech, Language or Hearing).
6. Rehabilitation Aide: work with therapists, order supplies, set up, take down and assist in sessions.
7. Clinical Supervisor.