Master of Speech and Language Pathology
University of Canterbury · Canterbury · UCNZ-MASTER-OF-SPEECH-AND-LANGUA-1FTN2UY
Master of Speech and Language Pathology at University of Canterbury lists 16 subjects. Subjects include Audiologic Assessment and Management, Speech Sound Disorders and Motor Speech and Voice Disorders. The topics that come up most are communication disorders, speech pathology and professional practice (8, 5 and 4 subjects). It takes 2 years full time and has intakes in February.
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
University of Canterbury
Postgraduate
2 years
full-time
What you'll study in Master of Speech and Language Pathology
Example subjects: Audiologic Assessment and Management, Speech Sound Disorders, Motor Speech and Voice Disorders, Child Language Practice 1, Applied Linguistics and Language Acquisition, Stuttering and Cluttering, Professional Studies and Clinical Practice I, Neuroscience of Communication and Swallowing, Evidence-Based Clinical Practice 2, Dysphagia and Related Disorders - Diagnosis, Acquired Neurogenic Communication Disorders, Applied Research and Clinical Practice 3.
Frequently asked questions
How long is Master of Speech and Language Pathology?
Master of Speech and Language Pathology at University of Canterbury is typically 2 years of full-time study. Approximate: confirm with the university.
What will I study in Master of Speech and Language Pathology?
Master of Speech and Language Pathology covers areas like communication-disorders, speech-pathology, professional-practice, allied-health-practice, audiology, clinical-skills, hearing-sciences, inclusive-practice.
Who offers Master of Speech and Language Pathology?
Master of Speech and Language Pathology is offered by University of Canterbury, Canterbury.
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