General and clinical speech and language therapy, full-time second-cycle studies (S2-LOG)(in Polish: Logopedia ogólna i kliniczna, stacjonarne drugiego stopnia) | |
second cycle programme full-time, 2-year studies Language: Polish | Jump to: Opis ogólnyStudia stacjonarne drugiego stopnia na kierunku logopedia ogólna i kliniczna to studia realizowane od 2014 roku przez Wydział Polonistyki Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego we współpracy z I Wydziałem Lekarskim Warszawskiego Uniwersytetu Medycznego. Studia mają charakter interdyscyplinarny, łączą bowiem wiedzę z zakresu językoznawstwa, nauk medycznych i psychologii. Program studiów stworzony został z połączenia dorobku dziedzin nauk humanistycznych, nauk medycznych i nauk o zdrowiu, nauk społecznych. Studia przeznaczone są dla absolwentów studiów logopedycznych pierwszego stopnia. Absolwent studiów II stopnia na kierunku logopedia ogólna i kliniczna uzyskuje wiedzę w zakresie: 1. lingwistycznych podstaw logopedii, w tym:
2. psychologicznych podstawach logopedii, w tym:
3. medycznych podstaw logopedii, w tym:
4. zaburzeń mowy i zasad postępowania logopedycznego, w tym:
Studenci kierunku logopedia ogólna i kliniczna mają możliwość prowadzenia badań w zakresie:
Absolwenci drugiego stopnia studiów na kierunku logopedia ogólna i kliniczna zdobywają umiejętności w zakresie:
Absolwent studiów II stopnia posiada wiedzę i umiejętności z zakresu: diagnozy i terapii osób z różnymi zaburzeniami mowy (m. in. afazji, dyzartrii, niepłynności mowy). Absolwent studiów II stopnia zdobywa uprawnienia nauczyciela logopedy i może być zatrudniony w placówkach:
Po ukończeniu studiów drugiego stopnia absolwent może podjąć kształcenie w szkołach doktorskich. W ramach studiów studenci realizują praktyki logopedyczne w wymiarze 120 godzin w placówkach oświatowych (poradniach psychologiczno-pedagogicznych, przedszkolach i szkołach), w placówkach służby zdrowia (szpitalach, poradniach przyszpitalnych) i innych jednostkach organizacyjnych (gabinetach logopedycznych, żłobkach, fundacjach itp.). Aktualny program studiów znajduje się TUTAJ. Zajęcia na kierunku logopedia ogólna i kliniczna realizowane są zarówno w budynkach dydaktycznych Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego (Kampus Główny i okolice), jak również Warszawskiego Uniwersytetu Medycznego (Kampus Banacha oraz Kampus Lindleya). |
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Learning outcomes
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The graduate has achieved effects of learning defined for the studies programme.
The graduate knows and understands:
in-depth scientific theories in the field of linguistics and speech and language diagnosis and therapy, criteria for the classification of speech and language disorders and delays in language acquisition and speech development, as well as the latest developments and main courses of development in the above-mentioned disciplines;
advanced methods of analysis and interpretation of linguistic and extra-linguistic symptoms characteristic of speech and language development and acquired speech and language disorders, as well as methods of speech defects correction in children and adults and stimulation of speech and language development in children with delays and disorders;
legal, social and ethical conditions of the profession of the speech therapist, as well as the legal, social, cultural and economic situation of patients and possibilities of meeting their needs;
the structure and functioning of the speech therapy institutions in Poland and abroad (educational and health care), as well as the organization of logopedic work in different types of facilities and basic and advanced diagnostic tools and therapeutic aids;
HAS THE ABILITY TO:
properly assess, critically analyze, synthesize and interpret the linguistic and extra-linguistic symptoms characteristic of speech and language development and acquired speech and language disorders, as well as the results of medical laboratory and apparatus tests and speech therapy diagnostic tests;
select and apply appropriate methods and tools for therapeutic and logopedic tasks, use specialized research equipment and advanced information and communication technologies (ICT) for data acquisition or analysis;
provide the patient and/or his caregivers with information about the speech and language state, define the terms and conditions of cooperation, present the logopedic programme in a manner consistent with the accepted communication standards applied in the logopedic and medical care;
adequately and independently plan the diagnostic and prophylactic procedures, document the logopedic activities, develop and implement therapeutic and improvement actions, taking into consideration the patient's capabilities and needs, as well as evaluate the effectiveness of the applied methods and verify them depending on the results;
work in a team, cooperate with the doctor, psychologist and educator in the field of making a diagnosis and planning and verifying speech and language therapy;
IS READY TO:
critically evaluate theories and methods used in speech and language therapy, including medical and social sciences, as well as to formulate and propose their own solutions in conducting speech therapy research and in diagnostic and therapeutic procedures;
take responsible diagnostic and therapeutic actions, being aware of the relation between the effectiveness of action and the choice of an appropriate method of therapy;
skillfully recognize the emotional and social situation of the patient and their family, as well as solve difficulties resulting from this situation, being aware of the patient's rights and respecting them;
observe the principles of professional ethics, as well as promoting patterns of the correct Polish language, correct pronunciation, and logopedic prophylaxis activities.
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Abbreviations used in tables: | |
lect - Lecture cl - Classes kon - Seminar praktyka - Placement | e - Examination g - Grading |