Overview
The M.Sc. Speech-Language Pathology (M.Sc. SLP) is a specialized, professional postgraduate program designed to train expert speech-language pathologists. The course focuses on the advanced assessment, diagnosis, prevention, and rehabilitation of diverse communication disorders, speech delays, fluency issues, voice disorders, and swallowing difficulties (dysphagia) across pediatric, adult, and geriatric populations. Students gain comprehensive clinical exposure alongside theoretical knowledge to practice independently or as vital members of healthcare teams.
Subjects
- Language Disorders in Children - Advanced
- Speech Sound Production and Disorders
- Research Methods, Epidemiology & Statistics
- Clinical Linguistics
- Clinicals in Speech-Language Pathology
- Voice Science and Disorders
- Aphasia and Cognitive Communication Disorders
- Dysphagia
- Neurobiology of Speech-Language & Cognition
- Language and Literacy Disorders
- Disorders of Fluency and Prosody
- Neurogenic Speech Disorders
- Genetics of Speech-Language Pathologies
- Augmentative & Alternative Communication
- Dissertation
