Master of Arts in Speech and Language Therapy (Logopedics)
A professional master’s programme preparing graduates to practice as certified speech and language therapists in Switzerland.
Best for:Best for students with a bachelor’s degree in speech and language therapy or a related field who seek a professional qualification to become licensed speech and language therapists in Switzerland.
Overview
The Master of Arts in Speech and Language Therapy (Logopedics) at the University of Neuchâtel is a professional degree programme designed to equip students with the clinical and theoretical skills required to become licensed speech and language therapists in Switzerland. The curriculum adheres to the guidelines set by the Swiss Conference of University Directors (CDIP), ensuring national recognition. Students engage in hands-on clinical training through supervised internships in public and private healthcare settings, including practical clinical work in the fourth semester and full-time clinical placements in the fifth year. This programme combines academic study with direct patient care experience, preparing graduates for professional practice in speech and language therapy.
What you'll do
- Complete a structured curriculum covering theoretical and practical aspects of speech and language therapy, including anatomy, physiology, and pathology of speech and language.
- Participate in supervised clinical internships in public and private healthcare settings, gaining hands-on experience in diagnosing and treating speech and language disorders.
- Engage in practical clinical work during the fourth semester, focusing on foundational skills in assessment and intervention.
- Complete full-time clinical placements during the fifth year, applying learned knowledge in real-world therapeutic environments.
- Develop professional competencies aligned with Swiss national standards for speech and language therapy practice.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor of Arts in Speech and Language Therapy or a related field (e.g., Linguistics, Communication Disorders, or equivalent).
Degree offered: Master of Arts in Speech and Language Therapy (Logopedics)
Language: French; proficiency at a level sufficient for clinical practice and academic study.
Instruction: French
- Proficiency in French (language of instruction and clinical practice).
- Basic knowledge of human anatomy and physiology related to speech and language.
- Ability to work in clinical settings with diverse patient populations.
- Applicants must hold a recognized bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
- No specific nationality restrictions, but proficiency in French is mandatory.
- No age restrictions, but applicants must meet the university’s general admission criteria.
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How to apply
Deadline: 2024-03-10
Applicants must submit their application directly through the University of Neuchâtel’s online portal. Required documents include a completed application form, a copy of the bachelor’s degree certificate, transcripts, a CV, a letter of motivation, and proof of French proficiency. Additional documents may be requested depending on individual academic backgrounds.
- Completed application form
- Copy of bachelor’s degree certificate
- Transcripts of academic records
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Letter of motivation
- Proof of French proficiency
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