Gain specialized expertise in the Master’s in Speech and Language Pathology, designed to train professionals capable of addressing speech and language disorders. This comprehensive program will provide a solid theoretical foundation supported by the latest research in the field, along with practical skills to assess, diagnose, and intervene with patients of different age groups.
• Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathologies of the Organs of Hearing and Language
• Neurological Foundations of Language
• Psychology of Language
• Phonetics, Phonology, Lexicology, and Semantics
• Language Exploration
• Prevention of Language and Speech Difficulties and Health Promotion
• Language Disorders
• Research Methodology
• Voice Disorders
• Language of Individuals with Cognitive Disabilities
• Disorders of Written Language
• Motor Deficiencies and Language
• Hearing Impairment and Language
• Speech Disorders
• Teaching Competencies
• Thesis Seminar
• Neurodevelopmental Disorders
The applicant seeking admission should have completed their high school studies and possess the following qualities:
• Ability to efficiently use digital tools necessary for the assessment and documentation of speech and language disorders.
• Capacity to communicate clearly with patients, colleagues, and other healthcare professionals, essential for the effective assessment and treatment of language pathologies.
• Skill to critically analyze clinical situations, adapt to the individual needs of patients, and adjust therapeutic strategies as treatment evolves.