Speech Pathology, MS

Language skills

required, minimum level of B2

Programme length

2 years.

Study mode

Face-to-face learning

Application status

International students:

Students with Icelandic or Nordic citizenship:

Ugla svarar ekki

Proof of English proficiency

Further information on supporting documents can be found here

This programme does not offer specialisations.

The timetable shown below is for the current academic year and is FOR REFERENCE ONLY.

Changes may occur for the autumn semester in August and September and for the spring semester in December and January. You will find your final timetable in Ugla when the studies start.

Note! This timetable is not suitable for planning your work schedule if you are a part-time employee.

Year

Semester

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Ugla svarar ekki

I chose speech therapy for its combination of language and brain function. Communication is crucial in defining our personalities. Speech therapists play a vital role in helping people with speech and communication difficulties, working across various settings and age groups. The demand for speech therapists ensures excellent job prospects.

Portrait photo of Sigfús Helgi Kristinsson

My passion for languages and neurology led me to speech pathology. The programme was enjoyable and challenging, combining theoretical knowledge with practical application. It provided a strong foundation for further specialisation and a career in a constantly evolving field.

Portrait photo of Heiða D. Sigurjónsdóttir

After working as a preschool teacher, I pursued a master's in speech pathology. The demanding yet enjoyable programme revealed the field's diversity, offering opportunities to work with all age groups.