Program Overview

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Program Overview

The Bachelor of Audiology and Speech Language Pathology (BASLP) program was launched in 2005 and has since experienced progressive growth in terms of student enrollment.

Program Highlights

• Students are motivated and trained to integrate theoretical knowledge into clinical skills.
• Students are encouraged to participate in research activities and present scientific papers at national and international conferences.

Teaching Methodology

• Audio-visual methods supplemented with PPT, videos, etc.
• Clinical demonstrations, case-based learning, expert interactions, peer-assisted teaching, role play, seminars, small group discussions, and teaching.

Assessment

• Semester-based scheme with two sessional exams.
• Clinical conference presentations and evaluation.
• Students are evaluated for their clinical practicum and clinical performance.

Career Opportunities

• Students can work as Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists in various hospital settings, super specialty clinics, and rehabilitation centers.
• Opportunities are also available in industries related to hearing aids and cochlear implants, private clinics, and defense systems.
• Students may also pursue faculty positions and research scholarships in institutions and universities.
• There are opportunities for higher education in international universities, often under scholarship schemes.
• Placements are available as Swallowing Therapists, Speech Language Pathologists in schools, and Clinical Audiologists worldwide.

Course Duration

The program consists of three years of academic study plus a 10-month internship.

Key Dates and Deadlines

• Last date to apply: March 15, 2026
• Tentative course commencement date: March 26, 2026

Duration and Important Links

• The program duration is 3 years + 1 year of internship.
• Important links include information on eligibility and admission processes, fees and refunds, scholarships, and downloading the prospectus.

Facilities

Hospitals

Access to hospital facilities provides students with hands-on training in patient management.

Specialty Clinics

• Early intervention clinic
• Voice clinic
• Dysphagia clinic
• Neonatal hearing screening unit
• Cognitive communication clinic
• Vestibular rehabilitation clinic

Community-Based Rehabilitation Services

• Speech and Hearing Screening Camps
• Special schools

Laboratories

State-of-the-art labs in:

• Electrophysiology
• Hearing aid and Cochlear implant rehabilitation
• Voice, Nasalence, and Aerodynamic
• Cognitive communication
• Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
• Vestibular rehabilitation
• UV-based Ear mould technology

Sports and Fitness

World-class facilities with courts for badminton, tennis, soccer, and squash, as well as a well-equipped gymnasium.

Libraries

A state-of-the-art library with thousands of national and international books and journals, and internet facilities.

Student Housing

Student hostels are designed to be homes away from home.

Meet Our Faculty

• Ramesh Unnikrishnan, Assistant Professor - Senior Scale

About Us

Information on leadership, administration, rankings, recognitions, and accreditations is available.

Department and Faculty

Details about the department and faculty can be found in the respective section.

Important Links

• Program list
• Admissions
• KMC Hospital
• FAQ's
• Scholarships