• Faculty : The Faculty of Humanities
  • Degrees available:

    Undergraduate program – leading to a bachelor’s or engineer’s degree, open to secondary school graduates who have passed high-school leaving exam

    Master’s program – leading to a master’s degree, open to those holding a bachelor’s degree

    Doctoral program – leading to a doctoral degree, open to those holding a master’s degree or equivalent

    Students holding a bachelor’s or master’s degree may enroll in extension /continuing education programs

    Full-time Undergraduate Programs , Full-time Master’s Programs
  • Language: Polish

Logopedics and audiophonology

This is a unique programme that cannot be found anywhere else in the entire country. The programme is delivered by the Department of Logopedics and Applied Linguistics, UMCS (the oldest Polish department dealing with speech disorders) and Institute of Audition Physiology and Pathology in Warsaw.  
Undergraduates will be prepared to diagnose and treat speech and audition disorders on the level of general counselling in educational institutions (kindergartens, primary schools and lower secondary schools), ambulatory healthcare institutions (logopedics, audiology, phoniatric and otolaryngologist clinics) and social assistance centres.  Undergraduates will be able to shape and correct voice emission and speaking techniques. This will allow them to work as speech therapists in radio and TV stations, cultural institutions and other institutions employing voice professionals.  Undergraduates acquire professional preparation that meets the European standards of educating speech therapists defined by CPLOL (Comite Permanent de Liaison des Orthophonistes-Logopedes de L'Union Europeenne - Standing Liaison Committee of E.U. Speech and Language and Speech Therapists)
Completing teaching specialty within the programme curriculum prepares undergraduates to be employed as a teacher - speech therapist and general audiologist. . Such person will cooperate with teachers, psychologists, pedagogues and doctors (audiologists, phoniatrists, otolaryngologists, GPs, psychiatrists and neurologists).  Undergraduates will be able to use interdisciplinary knowledge in biological, psychological and linguistic accuracies of a human being (especially within linguistic activities), speech and audition pathologies, therapy and rehabilitation.
Undergraduates will acquire general IT skills and be able to use it in diagnosis and therapy.  They will also acquire advanced foreign language skills.

After completing graduate (second-cycle, MA) programme, graduates will be able to deliver teaching classes in voice emission and speaking techniques in any institution offering such courses.  Completing the graduate programme will allow graduates to open their private counselling therapy service (logopedics and audiophonology offices).https://irk.umcs.lublin.pl/?change_lang=en

Maria Curie Skłodowska University
Online Application System

Bachelor and Master programmes taught in English
Enolment enquiries:
International Student Office
Phone: +48 81 537 29 26
hrs. 8.00 – 15.00
fghqlvaratyvfu@hzpf.cy

Admissions Office
pl. M. Curie-Skłodowskiej 5
20-031 Lublin
tel. +48 81 537 58 80
hrs. 9.00-14.30
erxehgnpwn@hzpf.cy

Courses of Polish language
The Polish Language and Culture Centre for Polish People from Abroad and Foreigners
ul. Weteranow 18
20-038 Lublin, Poland
tel. + 48 81 533 27 86 or +48 81 537 28 76
fax + 48 81 537 56 15
cbybavn@cbpmgn.hzpf.yhoyva.cy http://www.umcs.pl/en/cjkp-en.htm


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