Bachelor of Science - Speech and Language Therapy (B630)

Speech and language therapists work with people of all ages who experience communication and swallowing difficulties, enabling them to maximize their independence in their social, academic and working lives. Successful completion of the BSc Speech and Language Therapy program leads to eligibility to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) as a speech and language therapist. This is a client-focused course which uses varied learning methods to integrate theory and clinical practice. Students undertake day visits and blocks of practice education with speech and language therapists in the workplace. This practical experience helps prepare them for their future as a qualified therapist.

The course is continuously developed to reflect contemporary health, education and social care practice. Clients, voluntary groups, other allied health professionals, speech and language therapy clinicians and service managers continue to be involved, in order to ensure that changes in speech and language therapy practice are incorporated, keeping the course up to date.

Students share some learning experiences with other healthcare students on similar undergraduate courses. The learning includes inter-professional collaboration, especially during placements. Working alongside other health professionals means that they also have the opportunity to gain expert knowledge from them.

The cost of required uniform will be fully covered by the school.