Three letters of reference Letters may be submitted online or via hard copy. If you choose the online option your recommenders will receive a link to the recommendation form via email.
If you wish to be considered for a graduate assistantship position, please answer the relevant questions on the Assistantship link on the left side of the online application screen. The clinical faculty conducts informal screening of the intelligibility and oral communication, in English, of all graduate students. Any student, whatever his or her native language, who is identified by an instructor, whether academic or clinical, as having spoken or written language proficiency that does not meet the above standard will be offered the opportunity to receive assessment and intervention through appropriate venues, to include the program's Speech-Language-Hearing Center.
The student will not be required to participate as a client in therapy; however, the student will be held responsible for development of communication skills sufficient to achieve effective clinical and professional interaction with clients and relevant others. Students who have been identified as needing services to improve their English must be approved by the Clinic Committee for admission into, or continuation of, the clinical practicum experience.
They may alternatively submit a score of 6. In addition to the coursework above, all students must complete all clinical clock hours required for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Certificate of Clinical Competence CCC before the master's degree will be awarded.
Multisensory approach to rehabilitation emphasized including specific procedures for handling impaired students in the classroom. Students read and critically analyze existing research within the Speech Pathology, and review common research designs and data analysis techniques. Students are required to complete a formal project. Discussions will be organized to accommodate both student and instructor interests and concerns. Prerequisite: Graduate standing in SPA.
Includes study of the etiology and characteristics of motor speech disorders as well as relevant anatomical, physiological, developmental, cultural, and psychological correlates. Prerequisites: Graduate standing in SPA or permission of the instructor. Principles of evidence based practice will be emphasized. Issues related to English language learners and literacy will be discussed. Prerequisite: SPA or permission of the instructor. Prerequisites: SPA , and Pathophysiology of voice disorders, their assessment, management and treatment.
Emphasis on assessment and treatment of behavioral, affective, and cognitive features of developmental stuttering across the lifespan. Consideration of cluttering, neurogenic stuttering, psychogenic stuttering. I thought it might be best to look into other options in Europe.
The Netherlands has one or two institutions that offer the program in English. If you can travel back and fourth, I can recommend any of the suggested options.
That's what I had planned although it's also not the most convenient. My intention was to practice internationally in future, and definitely would want to go back to undergrad days all over again. This would allow some time to get the required prerequisites and then directly start at the Masters Level.
Another option is of course distance learning but you would need to do your clinical locally, and I'm not sure how it would work out. If you would like to practice in Germany, I'd say master the language for sure.
It's the first step if you plan to work in a health facility out there. Posted 24 Jun Posted 29 Jun Thanks for the suggestion Jenn. I will also look into the University of Konstanz to see if their program is offered in English. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment.
Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy! Life in Germany. Studying speech therapy in Germany Started by techyling , 13 May This study also found a weak to moderate correlational relationship between participation in a peer-mentoring program and perceived stress levels at the end of the semester.
Mentees reported overall positive feedback regarding the program and the effect that the program had on their perceived stress levels. Conclusion: Results from this study indicate that peer mentoring may be an effective way to ameliorate perceived stress among first-semester graduate students in speech-language pathology.
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