BSc Speech and Language Therapy
Entry requirements
A level: AAB IB: 34 points
About this course
BSc Honours in Paramedic Science, combining clinical practice with research methods. Core topics include research methods and clinical skills. The programme is accredited and includes clinical experience during each year. The final year features an extended clinical education placement and a module in professional issues for clinical practice.
Modules
- Professional and Study Skills
- Academic Advising
- Anatomy & Physiology for Speech and Language
- Research Methods in Practice I
- Introduction to Speech and Language Pathology
- Clinical and Professional Education I
- Brain and Behaviour Across the Lifespan I: Introduction to Psychology and Social Interaction
- Child Development (Child Development and Speech Language Acquisition)
- Linguistics I
- Phonetics and Phonology I: Fundamentals
- Professional and Study Skills
- Academic Advising
- Research Methods in Practice II
- Clinical and Professional Education II
- Brain and Behaviour across the Lifespan II: Neuropsychology
- Speech and Language Pathology II: Developmental and acquired disorders of speech, language and communication
- Linguistics II
- Phonetics and Phonology II: Advanced
- Professional and Study Skills
- Clinical and Professional Education III
- Professional Issues for Clinical Practice
- Speech and Language Pathology: Disorders of voice; motor speech and dementia
- Brain and Behaviour across the Lifespan III: Neuropsychology and Psychiatric Disorders
- Clinical and Professional Education III: Extended
- Speech and Language Pathology III: Dysphagia
- Speech and Language Pathology 1: Sensory
- Speech and Language Pathology: Disorders of fluency; motor and cognitive impairments