Silver Jubilee Block Inaugurated by Honorable Chief Minister Sri. S.M.Krishna:

Scope:

The field of communicative disorders provides exciting career opportunities for students. After successful completion of training, they can work in a wide variety of settings as Speech Language Pathologists (SLP) and/or Audiologists (Aud). It is estimated that speech, language or hearing disorders constitute up to 8% of the total disorders/disabilities. Therefore, there is a growing need for trained professionals in varied clinical settings and in academic/ research positions.

Where can a SLPA work?

• Hospitals

• Special schools

• Industries

• Speech & Hearing Institutes

• Independent practice

• Hearing Instruments manufacturing Industry

• Government & Non-Government agencies working for the disabled.

• Community based setting.

There is great opportunity for working and pursuing higher studies in countries such as USA, Australia, Canada & UK.

As part of its efforts to train professionals in this field, the Institute offers several courses.

Academic Programs:

• Diploma Course in Special Education (Hearing Impaired) [D.S.E. (Hearing Impaired)]

• Bachelors in Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology (BSLPA)

• Masters in Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology (MASLP)

• Doctoral Program in Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Training Programs:

• Sign Language Courses

Note: For application forms for admission to any of these courses, please contact the Institute.