Just two miles from our main campus, the Monmouth University Graduate Center offers immersive learning experiences, inclusive of community engagement, that go beyond traditional classroom environments. Our investment in the Graduate Center continues to grow with new facilities, equipment, and expert faculty involvement.
Currently, the Graduate Center houses the Occupational Therapy (OTD), Physician Assistant (PA), Speech-Language Pathology (SLP), and Clinical Mental Health Counseling programs, outfitted with dedicated classrooms, clinical skills laboratories, observation rooms, and equipment to support advanced learning outcomes.
A key feature of the facility is the Center for Speech & Language Disorders, which provides evaluation and treatment rehabilitation services to the neighboring community. Therapy is provided throughout the semester by a Monmouth University graduate clinician under the direct supervision of a Speech-Language Pathologist with certification by NJ and ASHA (the American Speech and Hearing Association).
Monmouth University Graduate Center
185 State Highway 36
West Long Branch, NJ 07764
Building C
Security Desk – 732-923-4534
Department Phone Numbers:
- Physician Assistant Program 732-923-4505
- Occupational Therapy 732-923-4567
- Professional Counseling 732-571-3570
- Speech Language Pathology 732-263-5487
- Center for Speech and Language Disorders – 732-923-4547
Rehabilitation Services in the Local Community
The Monmouth University Center for Speech & Language Disorders provides rehabilitation services to the community on a free service basis. Clinicians help evaluate and treat a wide variety of areas and conditions.
Learn about the Center for Speech and Language Disorders
Physician Assistant Graduate Program
Monmouth’s full-time, 95-credit physician assistant (PA) graduate program will gives students the rigorous, hands-on learning environment they need to become a critical part of the changing healthcare landscape. A PA is a licensed medical professional and an important solution to the looming problem of healthcare access, especially as aging Baby Boomers and those newly insured by the healthcare reform need more care.
Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Program
Monmouth University’s 60-credit Masters in Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) offers a comprehensive curriculum with specific, specialized courses in hybrid formats, and delivers a strong focus on evidence-based practice. Students participate in over four hundred hours of clinical practicum experience.
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Graduate Program
Our dynamic 60-credit curriculum was the first mental health counseling program in the state to be accredited by CACREP. Students learn the foundations of counseling procedures, intervention skills, assessment methods and the quantitative abilities needed to read relevant research findings.