About the training program
Students study professional disciplines such as speech therapy, oligophrenopedagogy, speech therapy psychology, speech therapy programs, speech therapy rhythmics, methods of speech development, oligophrenopsychology, anatomy and physiology, the fundamentals of neuropsychology, and the anatomy, physiology and pathology of the organs of hearing, vision and speech, as well as the clinical foundations of the professional work of special education teachers, and more.
Types of professional activity pursued by graduates: correctional and educational; diagnostic and counselling; research; cultural and educational outreach.
