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Would you like to learn more about the Master’s degree program in Speech and Language Therapy? Here you’ll find answers to the most common questions about course content, admission requirements, part-time study, internships, and career opportunities. If your question isn’t listed here, our team will be happy to assist you personally.
Who is eligible to enroll in the master's degree program?
The master's degree program is intended for graduates of a bachelor's program in speech and language therapy, as well as for individuals who have completed a program at a medical-technical academy in speech and language therapy, phoniatrics, and audiology.
What requirements do I need to meet?
To be admitted, you must have a degree in a relevant field or an equivalent degree from a medical-technical academy. In addition, you must have German language proficiency at the C1 level and English language proficiency at the B2 level.
Why Pursue a Master's Degree in Speech and Language Therapy?
This master's program deepens your professional expertise and combines research, teaching, and leadership. At the same time, it supports the further development of speech and language therapy as an independent academic discipline.
What kind of course content can I expect during my studies?
The program focuses on three areas of expertise: research, teaching and practical instruction, and leadership. In addition, you will work to further develop your individual professional expertise in a targeted manner.
What role does research play in university?
You will develop scientific skills with the goal of applying research findings to speech and language therapy practice and thereby contributing to the advancement of the profession.
What do "Theory" and "Practical Training" mean?
You will explore modern teaching and learning concepts and develop the skills needed to convey knowledge to students, patients, family members, and healthcare professionals in a way that is tailored to each target audience, and to promote health literacy.
What leadership skills does the program teach?
This master's program strengthens your leadership skills and prepares you to take on responsibilities in research, teaching, and clinical practice, as well as to lead teams and manage development processes professionally.
Can I go to university while working?
Yes. The master's program is designed to be taken while working and combines online block courses with in-person sessions at CU Carinthia University of Applied Sciences. In addition, there is one week of in-person classes per semester.
What career opportunities will this master's degree open up for me?
This degree qualifies you for positions of responsibility in research, teaching, and clinical practice and opens up additional opportunities for professional development within the field of speech and language therapy.
What academic degree will I earn?
Upon successful completion of the program, you will be awarded the academic degree of Master of Science (MSc).