The Bachelor’s Degree in Speech and Language Therapy trains healthcare professionals who work in the prevention, education, and rehabilitation of disorders related to voice, speech, language, and communication disabilities across all age groups, including children, adults, and the elderly.

Graduates of the Speech Therapy program:

• Independently perform therapeutic activities for the functional rehabilitation of communication and cognitive disabilities, using speech therapy techniques for the habilitation and rehabilitation of verbal and non-verbal communication and language.
• Recommend and train individuals in the use of assistive devices and assess their effectiveness.
• Engage in study, teaching, and professional consulting activities in healthcare settings and other environments where their expertise is required.