Speech and Language Therapy 36 months Undergraduate Program By University of Milan |Top Universities
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Program Duration

36 monthsProgram duration

Main Subject Area

MedicineMain Subject Area

Program overview

Main Subject

Medicine

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The Bachelor’s degree programme in Speech andlanguage therapy (degree class L/SNT2 - Health professions for rehabilitation) has a three-year duration.

The primary objective of the degree programme is to train future speech therapists who have the intellectual, gestural, communication and relational skills needed to practice this profession, in accordance with the Professional Profile, the Code of Ethics, the Core Competence and Core Curriculum of the Speech Therapist.
To this end, the degree programme provides students with the contents, methods and tools to acquire, develop and responsibly and autonomously apply the following outcomes:
- advanced theoretical knowledge, entailing a critical understanding of theories and principles related to this particular professional field;
- practical skills with regard to the specific activities envisaged by this profession (prevention, observation, evaluation, assessment, counselling, treatment, training, rehabilitation, education, re-education, monitoring, efficacy testing and review of interventions);
- communication and relational skills for a responsible management of the therapeutic relation and collaboration with an interdisciplinary team, and for individual/group treatments of disorders related to communication (verbal and non-verbal), language (oral and written), voice, articulation, oral and swallowing functions, as well as of cognitive dysfunctions and frontal lobe damages, which can be diagnosed in childhood, adulthood or at an elderly age.

By the end of the degree programme, graduates in Speech and language therapy should have acquired knowledge and understanding with regard to: professional responsibility, treatment and rehabilitation, therapeutic education, prevention, management, training and self-training, clinical practice grounded in evidence-based practices and research.

By the end of the degree programme, graduates in Speech and language therapy should be able to apply knowledge and understanding to build a rehabilitation setting aimed at therapeutic treatment, and to carry out interrelated procedures for the prevention, evaluation and diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of speech sound, swallowing, language and communication disorders, which can be detected in childhood, adulthood or at an elderly age.


Program overview

Main Subject

Medicine

Degree

Other

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study Mode

On Campus

The Bachelor’s degree programme in Speech andlanguage therapy (degree class L/SNT2 - Health professions for rehabilitation) has a three-year duration.

The primary objective of the degree programme is to train future speech therapists who have the intellectual, gestural, communication and relational skills needed to practice this profession, in accordance with the Professional Profile, the Code of Ethics, the Core Competence and Core Curriculum of the Speech Therapist.
To this end, the degree programme provides students with the contents, methods and tools to acquire, develop and responsibly and autonomously apply the following outcomes:
- advanced theoretical knowledge, entailing a critical understanding of theories and principles related to this particular professional field;
- practical skills with regard to the specific activities envisaged by this profession (prevention, observation, evaluation, assessment, counselling, treatment, training, rehabilitation, education, re-education, monitoring, efficacy testing and review of interventions);
- communication and relational skills for a responsible management of the therapeutic relation and collaboration with an interdisciplinary team, and for individual/group treatments of disorders related to communication (verbal and non-verbal), language (oral and written), voice, articulation, oral and swallowing functions, as well as of cognitive dysfunctions and frontal lobe damages, which can be diagnosed in childhood, adulthood or at an elderly age.

By the end of the degree programme, graduates in Speech and language therapy should have acquired knowledge and understanding with regard to: professional responsibility, treatment and rehabilitation, therapeutic education, prevention, management, training and self-training, clinical practice grounded in evidence-based practices and research.

By the end of the degree programme, graduates in Speech and language therapy should be able to apply knowledge and understanding to build a rehabilitation setting aimed at therapeutic treatment, and to carry out interrelated procedures for the prevention, evaluation and diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of speech sound, swallowing, language and communication disorders, which can be detected in childhood, adulthood or at an elderly age.


Admission Requirements

3 Years
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