PgDip/MSc Speech And Language Therapy
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Description
This course is for people with a relevant degree to refocus their studies into the area of speech and language therapy. It will enable you to register with the Health Profession Council to practice as an speech and language therapist in the UK.
As a speech and language therapist, you will diagnose and treat children and adults with a wide range of communication difficulties. This will include developmental disorders and speech and language problems resulting from injury, stroke and disease. You will also develop strong practical skills as well as a sound understanding of the theory of speech and language therapy.
There is a major clinical studies (ie placement) element to this course and clin…
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This course is for people with a relevant degree to refocus their
studies into the area of speech and language therapy. It will
enable you to register with the Health Profession Council to
practice as an speech and language therapist in the UK.
As a speech and language therapist, you will diagnose and treat
children and adults with a wide range of communication
difficulties. This will include developmental disorders and speech
and language problems resulting from injury, stroke and disease.
You will also develop strong practical skills as well as a sound
understanding of the theory of speech and language therapy.
There is a major clinical studies (ie placement) element to this
course and clinical work is underpinned by modules in linguistics,
psychology and biological and medical sciences. Although every
effort is made to arrange summer block placements to suit students
circumstances, this is not always possible and students must be
prepared to be flexible about placement location and timing.
Students are responsible for any travel and/ or accommodation costs
incurred during placements.
EXIT AWARDS: MSc (120 credits plus a Research Dissertation), PgDip
(120 credits) PgCert ( 60 credits)
Delivery: At QMU and on placement
Single Modules: Register as an associate student to study single
modules in areas of interest
Duration: Full-time: 2 years (to attain PgDip) with an additional 8
months (parttime) or 4 months (full-time) to attainthe MSc
Start date: August
Application deadline: 14 December 2012
Teaching, learning and assessment: Teaching will include a mix of
lectures, tutorials, student-led seminars, clinical placement
experience, case study analysis and individual project work.
Emphasiswill be placed on integrating clinical and university based
learning opportunities and on independent study.Your performance
will be assessed by a combination of course work including essays,
reports, presentations and examinations as well as clinical
practical assessments.
Teaching hours and attendance: Each module which you study on
campus will require you to attend classes and carry out independent
work. Your attendance at QMU will depend on which module you are
studying.
Links with industry/professional bodies: The course provides
graduates with eligibility to register with the Royal College of
Speech and Language Therapists and the Health and Care Professions
Council.
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