BSc in Speech and Language Therapy

Course Overview The Bachelor of Science in Speech and Language Therapy is a four-year programme that combines academic study with a minimum of 450 hours of supervised practice education across hospitals, community services, schools, and rehabilitation settings. The course builds strong foundations in anatomy, linguistics, psychology, and human development while gradually advancing into specialised clinical modules focused on communication and swallowing disorders across the lifespan. Through interprofessional learning, evidence-based training, and a final-year research project, students develop clinical reasoning, communication skills, advocacy, and professional competencies essential for effective practice in diverse healthcare environments. Key Program Highlights Minimum of 450 hours of clinical placement across varied healthcare and educational settings. Strong foundation in anatomy, linguistics, phonetics, psychology, and human communication development. Specialised modules addressing communication and swallowing needs of children, young people, and adults. Development of key professional competencies including clinical reasoning, communication, advocacy, and evidence-based practice. Interprofessional learning opportunities plus a final research project contributing to the field.