Doctor of Philosophy (Speech-Language Therapy)
OVERVIEW
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Speech-Language Therapy is a research-focused programme that
advances knowledge in communication and swallowing sciences. Candidates undertake original research
that addresses the assessment, diagnosis, and intervention of speech, language, voice, and swallowing
disorders across the lifespan. The programme equips candidates with advanced skills in research design,
critical analysis, and scholarly dissemination, contributing to innovation in clinical practice, education, and
policy. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in academia, clinical research, and healthcare and
equipped to shape the future of speech-language therapy locally and globally.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Applicants are eligible to apply to register for the qualification of Doctor of Philosophy (Speech-Language
Therapy) provided they have a Master of Speech-Language Therapy.
Please note: Meeting the minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. Selection is subject to space and discipline requirements.
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
- CPSL91Y: PhD Research in Speech-Language Therapy
- CPSL92Y: PhD Research in Speech-Language Therapy subsequent year
- CPSL9CY: PhD Research in Speech-Language Therapy continuing
Total Credits: 192
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