CPD modules in Human Communication Sciences

We offer a wide range of continuing professional development (CPD) modules for speech and language therapists and other professionals working in speech, language and communication.

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Modules

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Communication Diversity & Difficulties

This module allows students to select two or more topics in the field of children’s language and communication impairments for more detailed study.

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Literacy: Difficulties & Intervention

This module is designed to provide students with the opportunity to explore how and why individuals struggle to learn to read and write with fluency and confidence.

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Speech Difficulties 1: Nature and Investigation

This module offers a study of the nature and assessment of developmental speech difficulties. 

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Speech Difficulties 2: Intervention and Management

This module unit draws on current research into the management of clients with developmental speech difficulties in a range of contexts.

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Tuition fees

The fee for each 15 credit CPD module in Human Communication Sciences is as follows:

  • 2025-26: £945
  • 2026-27: £1,030

Funding your studies

There is NHS funding available to support the continuing professional development of healthcare professionals. We also accept sponsored and self-funding students.

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How to apply

Find out how to apply for a CPD module in the School of Allied Health Professions, Nursing and Midwifery.

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