the master of science in acquired communication disorders focuses on speech, language and communication difficulties associated with conditions such as aphasia, dysarthria, dementia and traumatic brain injury. it is taught both online, by distance learning, and via face to face lectures these are delivered in one and two-day study blocks and also available to access virtually.  students can attend in person or access learning online.

the course is designed to give students specialist knowledge and skills to support people with acquired speech, language and communication difficulties.

graduates will explore the latest research into acquired communication disorders, the most up-to-date assessment methods and interventions, and how to use evidence to inform their practice. they will cover impairment-focussed approaches to analyzing acquired communication disorders, and topics in neuropsychology and psycholinguistics, as well as functional approaches and the influence of social factors.