YONSEI UNIVERSITY · SOUTH KOREA
Speech-Language Pathology (Cooperative Program)
Master's · Taught in ko
At a glance
24 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
ko
Language
Master's
Level
The Speech-Language Pathology Cooperative Program at Yonsei University, established in 1998 for Master's and 2001 for Doctoral degrees, aims to cultivate top-tier speech-language pathologists with excellent skills and ethics. The program provides both theoretical knowledge in speech-language pathology and related fields, along with practical clinical observation and training. Speech-language pathology is an academic field dedicated to the study of communication disorders, alongside audiology. Communication disorders encompass any difficulties in normal communication arising from genetic, physiological, psychological, or environmental factors, including hearing impairments, and disorders in understanding or producing language and speech. Our curriculum is designed to equip students with the expertise to effectively assess, diagnose, prevent, and treat speech and language disorders. Graduates are prepared to work in diverse settings, including hospitals, rehabilitation centers, special education schools, private clinics, and research institutions.
Curriculum
The program offers a comprehensive curriculum combining theoretical knowledge with practical clinical experience. Most coursework, research, and clinical observation take place within the Severance Rehabilitation Hospital. Students will learn from professors specializing in speech-language pathology as well as clinical faculty from the medical school for relevant medical knowledge.
- Master's and Doctoral
- Speech ScienceSLP 6341
- Voice DisordersSLP 6241
- Fluency DisordersSLP6231
- Developmental Language DisordersSLP6221
- Rehabilitative AudiologySLP6372
- Articulation and Phonology DisordersSLP6251
- Aging and Communication DisordersSLP6321
- Seminar in Child Language DevelopmentPSY7310
- Communication Disorders in Clinical PracticeSLP6271
- Evaluation of Communication DisordersSLP6261
- Anatomy and Physiology of Communication DisordersSLP6111
- Aphasia & Related Language DisordersSLP6211
- Introduction to Communication DisordersSLP6102
- Clinical Observation in Communication Disorders 2SLP7014
- Clinical Assessment in Communication Disorders 1SLP7521
- Clinical Assessment in Communication Disorders 2SLP7522
- Clinical Practicum in Communication Disorders 1SLP7531
- Clinical Practicum in Communication Disorders 2SLP7532
- Research Methods in Speech Language PathologySLP6141
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication 1SLP6351
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication 2SLP6352
- Studies in Motor Speech DisordersSLP6311
- Dysphagia 1SLP6361
- Dysphagia 2SLP6362
- Dementia and Communication DisordersSLP6382
- Directed Research 1SLP7999
- Individual Study 1SLP7111
- Individual Study 2SLP7112
- Individual Study 3SLP7113
- Advanced StatisticsSLP8002
- Trends and Issues of Language PathologySLP8003
- Advanced Seminar in Child Language DisordersSLP8004
- Advanced Seminar in Neurogenic Communication DisordersSLP8005
- Advanced Seminar in Phonological DisordersSLP8006
- Advanced Seminar in Voice DisordersSLP8007
- Advanced Seminar in StutteringSLP8008
- Advanced Seminar in Cleft PalateSLP8009
- Psychology of LanguageSLP8010
- Individual Study 4SLP8011
- Individual Study 5SLP8012
- Individual Study 6SLP8013
- Advanced Seminar in Neurogenic Speech DisordersSLP8014
- Directed Research 2SLP9999
- Scientific Writings in Communication DisordersSLP8091
Careers
Graduates of the Speech-Language Pathology program are prepared for diverse professional roles in the field. They are well-equipped to provide high-quality services in various clinical and educational settings.
- Speech-Language Pathologist in hospitals (Rehabilitation Medicine, Neurology, ENT, Child Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Plastic Surgery)
- Speech-Language Pathologist in community welfare centers and special schools
- Speech-Language Pathologist in private clinics
- Speech-Language Educator and researcher
- Clinical supervisor and mentor
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Speech-Language Pathology (Cooperative Program)?
- This Master's and Doctoral program, established in 1998, aims to cultivate highly skilled and ethical speech-language pathologists through theoretical knowledge and practical clinical training.
- What does the program cover?
- The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge in speech-language pathology and related fields with practical clinical observation and training, often conducted within Severance Rehabilitation Hospital.
- What are the career prospects after graduation?
- Graduates can work as Speech-Language Pathologists in hospitals, community centers, special schools, private clinics, or pursue roles as educators and researchers.
- How do I apply to this program?
- International applicants should refer to Yonsei University's general graduate admissions guidelines. The application process involves an online form, document submission, and potentially an interview or exam.
- When are the application periods?
- Application periods are typically in April for Fall admission and in October for Spring admission.
- What are the tuition fees and living costs?
- Information regarding tuition fees and living costs can be found in the general graduate admissions information for Yonsei University.
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Fees
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How to apply
1. Online ApplicationComplete the online application form. Application period for Fall admission is typically in April, and for Spring admission is in October.
2. Document SubmissionSubmit required documents by mail within the specified application period. This includes the academic transcript, statement of purpose, and any other requested materials.
3. Interview/ExamShortlisted candidates will be notified for an interview or examination. Dates are announced in advance.
4. Admissions DecisionFinal admission decisions are announced on the dates specified in the admission schedule.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Speech-Language Pathology (Cooperative Program)?
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This Master's and Doctoral program, established in 1998, aims to cultivate highly skilled and ethical speech-language pathologists through theoretical knowledge and practical clinical training.
What does the program cover?
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The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge in speech-language pathology and related fields with practical clinical observation and training, often conducted within Severance Rehabilitation Hospital.
What are the career prospects after graduation?
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Graduates can work as Speech-Language Pathologists in hospitals, community centers, special schools, private clinics, or pursue roles as educators and researchers.
How do I apply to this program?
+
International applicants should refer to Yonsei University's general graduate admissions guidelines. The application process involves an online form, document submission, and potentially an interview or exam.
When are the application periods?
+
Application periods are typically in April for Fall admission and in October for Spring admission.
What are the tuition fees and living costs?
+
Information regarding tuition fees and living costs can be found in the general graduate admissions information for Yonsei University.