Speech and Language Therapy - is the MSc the same as the pre-reg?

I am looking at applying for the Speech and Language therapy at postgrad level.
I am aware that for Pre-Reg courses you get undergrad funding again due to the whole thing of these course (SLT, OT, radiography etc.) being classed as "in demand" professions.
However I am seeing a lot of Speech and Language MSc's that don't specify that they are pre-reg - does this mean that the funding would be different for them? Other than that is there any other difference I should know about between the pre-reg and the other Masters in Speech and Language Therapy? Thank you!

SLT / lecturer here.
All 'speech and language therapy' courses are pre-registration. Some just don't mention it on their website which confuses students (and some historically used different names like speech and language sciences). The important detail is whether they are registered with the HCPC. If they are then you are eligible for the same funding as everyone else. You can check here:
https://www.hcpc-uk.org/education/approved-programmes/

I am looking at applying for the Speech and Language therapy at postgrad level.
I am aware that for Pre-Reg courses you get undergrad funding again due to the whole thing of these course (SLT, OT, radiography etc.) being classed as "in demand" professions.
However I am seeing a lot of Speech and Language MSc's that don't specify that they are pre-reg - does this mean that the funding would be different for them? Other than that is there any other difference I should know about between the pre-reg and the other Masters in Speech and Language Therapy? Thank you!