Bachelor of Science in Speech-Language Pathology (Honours)

This four-year honours degree trains clinicians to assess and manage communication and swallowing disorders across all ages, covering difficulties with speech, language, voice, fluency, hearing-related communication and swallowing. Core study in human communication sciences, linguistics, and the anatomy and physiology of speech and hearing is paired with evidence-based clinical training. Students work with both children and adults, including cases linked to developmental and neurological conditions, through a mix of classroom teaching, simulation-based training, laboratory activity and supervised clinical placements alongside multidisciplinary healthcare teams. Entry requires two A-Level science-stream passes including Biology and Physics or Mathematics, or completion of MNU's science foundation programme covering the same subjects, plus certified English proficiency. The programme runs full-time at the Male' campus.