The Clinical Speech and Language Studies (Dysphagia) programme at Trinity College Dublin is designed for licensed speech and language therapists seeking advanced specialization in dysphagia management across adult and pediatric populations. The programme offers comprehensive training in assessment, intervention, and management of swallowing disorders, combining theoretical knowledge with practical clinical skills to enhance professional expertise.
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The Clinical Speech and Language Studies (Dysphagia) programme at Trinity College Dublin is designed for licensed speech and language therapists seeking advanced specialization in dysphagia management across adult and pediatric populations. The programme offers comprehensive training in assessment, intervention, and management of swallowing disorders, combining theoretical knowledge with practical clinical skills to enhance professional expertise.
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Starting 2025-09-01
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Courses include: The course comprises core modules on dysphagia incorporating basic research methods, evidence based practice, counselling, therapy processes and reflective practice. Students must also complete 80 hours of clinical practice. Students who take the dysphagia specialist strand and who have not completed a qualifying course in dysphagia will have to complete additional preparatory work. Those students who have not completed a qualifying course in dysphagia must complete an additional one week introductory course and undertake a minimum of 40 hours supervised clinical work in dysphagia (with experienced supervisors to be recognised by the Department of Clinical Speech and Language Studies at Trinity College Dublin.
Applicants must be qualified Speech and Language Therapists or Speech-Language Pathologists with licensure to practice in their country of qualification. A minimum of an honors undergraduate degree with a grade of II.1 or higher is required. Candidates must provide references from two academic referees. Non-native English speakers must meet specified language proficiency standards. Additional country-specific accreditation requirements may apply depending on the applicant's jurisdiction.
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