Studying speech and language therapy
Besides the classic vocational-school training, a degree also leads to becoming a speech and language therapist — either as a classic academic programme or as a dual degree, combining training and studies in parallel.
Qualification
Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Health in speech and language therapy.
Requirement
Usually a (specialised) university entrance qualification.
Options
Classic academic, or training-integrated/dual.
Classic or dual
In a dual or training-integrated degree, you complete the vocational-school training alongside your studies and finish both together: the state examination to become a speech and language therapist and the academic bachelor's degree. In a classic degree, the focus is on academic depth, often with prior or concurrent professional licensing.
Practical experience during your studies
Whether a mandatory internship, a practical semester, or a part-time job alongside your studies — we're happy to have students gain practical experience with us. Just get in touch.
Request practical experience
Looking for a practice partner for your studies? Get in touch — we're happy to discuss the possibilities.