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MSc Language Pathology 2025 - Newcastle University

Hi! I was just wondering if anyone has also recently received an offer to study MSc Language Pathology at Newcastle University starting this autumn 2025? It would be nice to connect with people prior to September :smile:

Reply 1

I've received one! I'd love to be able to connect and meet more people before the course starts 🥳

Reply 2

Hey! Congratulations on your offer 🥳. So excited to meet you!! x

Reply 3

How is it so far?? Is the program and uni good?

Reply 4

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by Jan7!
How is it so far?? Is the program and uni good?


Hey! I haven’t started yet :smile: the course starts in September! But I went to Newcastle Uni for my undergrad degree and I had the best time. The city is amazing - I’d definitely recommend it! 😊

Reply 5

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by woodmanse05
Hey! I haven’t started yet :smile: the course starts in September! But I went to Newcastle Uni for my undergrad degree and I had the best time. The city is amazing - I’d definitely recommend it! 😊


Thank you so much! How was the teaching?? How good is it for international students? Is the cost of living fair? Did u do the same minor??? If yes, how were the placements?


Sorry for nudging u with so many questions

Reply 6

Don’t worry about it!

I did Linguistics for my undergrad so a bit different from the Master’s. They also come under different schools within the uni. I thought the teaching on the degree was really good and the lecturers were all super supportive and informative. The only negative impact on the learning experience was missing out due to strikes, but this was relatively minimal throughout the degree.
I’m not totally clued up on the international student experience but I knew a few students from Spain, Greece, and Latin America who also had a good time. There are a number of societies for international students which I’ve heard are really fun and popular :smile:.
I think the cost of living in Newcastle is really fair, especially in comparison to other uni cities in the UK. However, as with everything in recent years, things have got more expensive across the board. Hope this helps!!

Reply 7

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by woodmanse05
Don’t worry about it!
I did Linguistics for my undergrad so a bit different from the Master’s. They also come under different schools within the uni. I thought the teaching on the degree was really good and the lecturers were all super supportive and informative. The only negative impact on the learning experience was missing out due to strikes, but this was relatively minimal throughout the degree.
I’m not totally clued up on the international student experience but I knew a few students from Spain, Greece, and Latin America who also had a good time. There are a number of societies for international students which I’ve heard are really fun and popular :smile:.
I think the cost of living in Newcastle is really fair, especially in comparison to other uni cities in the UK. However, as with everything in recent years, things have got more expensive across the board. Hope this helps!!


Thank you so much! It means a lot

Reply 8

Hey, i just got accepted too !

Reply 9

I want to apply ideally for Sept entry but haven't yet- does anyone have any personal statement/application tips? I'm procrastinating because I'm dead nervous but time is getting on

Reply 10

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by zazzy.r
I want to apply ideally for Sept entry but haven't yet- does anyone have any personal statement/application tips? I'm procrastinating because I'm dead nervous but time is getting on


i think it’s too late to apply for this september ! The classes are already chosen. The cut off for next september is January i think x

Reply 11

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by rebeccab3
Hey, i just got accepted too !


Amazing!! Congratulations :smile:) looking forward to meeting you 😊

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