Program Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the programme, graduates should be able to:
PLO1: |
Acquire knowledge of normal and disordered aspects of speech, language, hearing, and swallowing, as well as the assessment and intervention methods of the disorders. |
PLO2: |
Demonstrate analytical and critical thinking by applying the acquired knowledge and skills in diverse contexts to ensure dynamic problem-solving and informed decision-making. |
PLO3: |
Demonstrate appropriate clinical skills, grounded by evidence-based practices, to conduct assessment and intervention of speech, language, hearing, and swallowing disorders. |
PLO4: |
Demonstrate an ability to build and maintain positive rapport and interaction with patients, families, caregivers, relevant professionals, and colleagues. |
PLO5: |
Demonstrate an ability to effectively convey verbal and/or written information to patients, families, caregivers, relevant professionals, and colleagues. |
PLO6: |
Demonstrate an ability to use digital tools and software, as well as constantly keep up with technological advancements, in ensuring up-to-date knowledge and practices. |
PLO7: |
Demonstrate an ability to apply mathematical concepts in understanding, analyzing, and interpreting numerical data relevant to the body of knowledge and practices. |
PLO8: |
Have an ability to work independently or collaboratively, as a leader or a part of a team, following the designated roles and responsibilities. |
PLO9: |
Demonstrate enthusiasm for independent learning and knowledge seeking, which will facilitate the adaptation of a continuous education culture. |
PLO10: |
Have the relevant understanding of entrepreneurship and the ability to identify business opportunities or other entrepreneurial ventures. |
PLO11: |
Adhere to the ethical and professional standards, as well as the regulations set forth by the governing body, to ensure accountability in the provision of services. |
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