Study content and requirements
for Speech and Language Therapy degree program
What should you bring to the program?
The master’s program in Speech and Language Therapy is designed for graduates of a bachelor’s program in Speech and Language Therapy, as well as for individuals with a degree from a medical-technical academy in speech and language therapy, phoniatrics, and audiology. In addition, you must have German language proficiency at the C1 level and English language proficiency at the B2 level.
Furthermore, you should have an interest in scientific research, the advancement of speech and language therapy, and deepening your own professional expertise. The master’s program offers you the opportunity to expand your skills in a targeted manner and develop new perspectives for your professional future.
Here's what you'll learn during your studies
The master’s program focuses on deepening your professional expertise. You will engage intensively with scientific work and develop the skills needed to integrate research, teaching, and clinical practice. In the process, you will learn to critically evaluate scientific findings and apply them to the advancement of speech and language therapy practice.
Another focus is on modern teaching and learning concepts. You’ll explore innovative pedagogical methods and develop the ability to design learning processes tailored to the needs of students, patients, family members, and professionals, while promoting health literacy.
In addition, you will strengthen your leadership skills and learn to take on responsibility in research, teaching, or clinical practice. You will develop the ability to professionally organize teams and processes and to thoughtfully guide change processes.
What's next after the master's degree?
Upon successful completion of the master’s program, you will be qualified to take on positions of responsibility in research, teaching, and clinical practice. The Master of Science (MSc) degree opens up additional opportunities for your professional development and supports the continued professionalization of Speech and Language Therapy as an independent academic discipline.
General Information About the Program
For more information on admission requirements, the training contract, nostrification and recognition, the admissions process, examination regulations and grading, ECTS credits, and the academic calendar, please refer to the General Study Information.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about
the Master’s Degree Program in “Speech and Language Therapy”
Who is eligible to enroll in the master's program?
The master’s program is designed for graduates of a bachelor’s degree program in Speech and Language Therapy, as well as for individuals with a degree from a medical-technical academy in speech and language therapy, phoniatrics, and audiology.
Why Pursue a Master's Degree in Speech and Language Therapy?
With this master's degree, you will deepen your professional expertise and contribute to the further development of speech and language therapy as an independent academic discipline.
What role does research play?
Research is a central component of the program. The goal is to integrate scientific findings with Speech and Language Therapy practice and to develop new perspectives for the profession.
Current Courses
Current course - Speech and Language Therapy · Organisation form: berufsbegleitend (German)
Jobs & Careers
With the Master’s degree program in Speech and Language Therapy, you’ll expand your professional expertise and qualify for positions of responsibility in research, teaching, and clinical practice. By combining research, leadership, and individual specialization, you’ll open up new career opportunities within the field of speech and language therapy.
You can work in these fields
The master's program opens up a wide range of career opportunities for you:
- Academic Research
Contribute your expertise to research projects and help advance speech and language therapy as an independent academic discipline.
- Teaching and Clinical Instruction
Design teaching and learning processes at universities as well as in education and continuing education programs. In addition, you’ll develop the skills to convey knowledge in a way that’s tailored to patients, family members, and professionals.
- Clinical Practice and Leadership
Take on responsibility in clinical practice and help shape teams and work processes. The Master’s program strengthens your leadership skills and prepares you for positions of responsibility in your career.
Here are the tasks you can expect
Depending on your area of work, you will address scientific questions, design teaching and learning processes, or take on responsibility for professional and organizational developments. In doing so, you will combine scientific findings with practical application and contribute to the advancement of speech and language therapy.
Your growth continues
With a Master of Science (MSc) degree, you will deepen your professional expertise and strengthen your skills in research, teaching, and leadership. In doing so, you will contribute to the professionalization of speech and language therapy and open up new opportunities for your professional development.