MSc Speech and Language Therapy

at Canterbury Christ Church University Medway

Modules:
 

• Academic and Professional Orientation
• Development of Communication and EDS across the Lifespan
• Evidence-based and Sustainable Practice
• Phonetics and Linguistics for Clinical Practice
• Clinical Theory and Professional Skills 1
• Science of Communication Disorders and Dysphagia

An undergraduate degree in a related area at 2:1 or above.

International Students: £15,500 per year.

Most qualified SLTs work directly within the profession as clinical practitioners. SLTs work to support people of all ages and in a variety of settings from family homes, to clinics and schools, prisons, community centres and hospitals. We are employed by public providers like the NHS and education, as well as working in the charity and independent sectors. Some qualified practitioners also find work in related areas where they can use their skills to support people with communication difficulties. We have an expectation central to our professional role that we will continue to learn and develop throughout our careers.