Speech and Language Therapy Undergraduate Program is an educational program designed to identify, evaluate and treat speech and language disorders of individuals. This program generally aims to provide knowledge and skills in speech and language development, voice disorders, swallowing difficulties and related areas. Throughout the educational process, students are taught interdisciplinary subjects such as anatomy and physiology, psychology, linguistics and special education, as well as courses specific to speech and language therapy.
The curriculum of the program focuses on theoretical knowledge in the diagnosis and treatment of speech and language disorders, as well as practical application and research methods. Students do clinical practicums and internships to gain experience working with individuals from various age groups. These practicums allow students to apply the knowledge and skills they have acquired in real-world scenarios.
Teaching methods used during the training include interactive lectures, group work, seminars and clinical observations. In addition, students are provided with a variety of teaching materials and resources to support the learning process. These materials may include audio and video recordings, interactive software and simulation-based applications.
Speech and Language Therapy graduates have the opportunity to work in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, special education institutions, schools and as private practitioners. Therapists specializing in this field can work with a wide range of patients, from children to adults, and help them improve their communication skills. In addition, advanced academic studies and research in this field are also among the career opportunities.
This program aims to provide students with a comprehensive education in the field of speech and language therapy and to train specialists who will contribute to improving the quality of life of individuals from different segments of society.