University · Manchester, North West
Allied health courses at University of Manchester
University of Manchester runs 1 approved pre-registration allied health course, training speech and language therapists, based in Manchester, North West. Below: every course, the route and award each one leads to, the entry requirements where the university has published them, and how the offer compares with neighbouring providers.
What you can study here
University of Manchester teaches one allied health profession at pre-registration level, training speech and language therapists. Every course listed on this page is approved by its regulator, which is what makes it count: finishing an approved course is what entitles you to apply for registration, and registration is what lets you hold the protected title and be appointed to the job.
The provision here is undergraduate, which is the standard route in from school or college. Expect a mix of taught university blocks and supervised clinical placement, with the placement weeks scheduled around the academic year rather than in the holidays.
A typical offer is published for every course here. Treat it as the shape of the offer rather than a guarantee: allied health courses are almost always interviewed, most require a satisfactory enhanced DBS or equivalent check and occupational health clearance, and a strong application usually needs relevant care or observation experience alongside the grades. 1 course carries a UCAS code, so it is applied for through the central system rather than direct to the university.
- Location
- Manchester
- Region
- North West
- Nation
- England
- Approved courses
- 1
- Professions taught
- 1
- Routes offered
- undergraduate degree
- Campus locations
- Manchester
Speech and language therapist at University of Manchester
Speech and language therapists assess and treat difficulties with communication and with eating, drinking and swallowing.
Speech and language therapist entry requirements at University of Manchester · All speech and language therapists courses in the UK · How to become a speech and language therapist
Paying for it in England
Student support for allied health courses is set nation by nation, so what applies here is decided by the fact that University of Manchester is in England — not by the university.
NHS Learning Support Fund (LSF)
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Undergraduate-rate student finance for pre-registration postgraduate (MSc/PGDip) courses
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Postgraduate Master's Loan (England)
The Postgraduate Master's Loan is a single contribution towards fees and living costs for a standalone master's degree, paid…
Degree apprenticeship funding (England)
A degree apprenticeship is a job, not a student place. Your employer pays you a wage from day one and the cost of the training…
Other universities in North West
Applicants normally hold several offers at once, and the realistic alternatives are the providers whose placement circuits cover the same patch.
Edge Hill University
operating department practitioners and paramedics
Liverpool Hope University
physiotherapists
Liverpool John Moores University
paramedics
Manchester Metropolitan University
physiotherapists, dietitians, occupational therapists and speech and language therapists
University of Chester
art therapists and dietitians
University of Cumbria
diagnostic radiographers, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and paramedics
University of Greater Manchester
operating department practitioners, physiotherapists and paramedics
University of Lancashire
occupational therapists, physiotherapists, dietitians, operating department practitioners, paramedics and speech and language therapists
University of Liverpool
diagnostic radiographers, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, orthoptists and therapeutic radiographers
University of Salford
diagnostic radiographers, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, podiatrists and prosthetists and orthotists
Next steps
- All universities — Grouped by nation and region
- Every approved course — Compare providers side by side
- Compare training routes — Degree, master’s or apprenticeship
- Funding and bursaries — What you can claim while you study
- NHS pay bands — What the job pays once you qualify
Where this page’s data comes from
- HCPC approved programmes directoryHealth and Care Professions Council · No open licence stated; HCPC copyright · checked 3 September 2026
- HCPC register summary and registrant snapshots (aggregate)Health and Care Professions Council · No open licence stated; HCPC copyright · checked 3 September 2026
- NHS Learning Support Fund guidanceDepartment of Health and Social Care (administered by NHS Business Services Authority) · Open Government Licence v3.0 · updated annual · checked 3 September 2026Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
- Agenda for Change pay scales and NHS terms and conditions handbookNHS Employers (NHS Confederation) · No open licence stated; NHS Employers copyright · checked 3 September 2026
- manchester.ac.ukCited page
- rcslt.orgCited page