Program Description
The School’s graduate program offers the best possible combination of a theoretical foundation and real-life experience for a career in Speech-Language Pathology.
Duration of Studies
The MSc Speech-Language Pathology program spans 2 years.
Coursework
During the MSc program, students will take a minimum of 30 credits of graduate coursework in areas of human communication and clinical speech-language pathology. Students will also complete five clinical practica in community settings, supervised by qualified practitioners. The program does not have a final graduating requirement, but students can elect to complete optional research-based coursework, which can include either an MSc thesis or a research project.
Degree Earned
Upon completion of the Speech-Language Pathology program, students will earn an MSc degree in Audiology and Speech Sciences. The MSc degree is required for registration and/or certification to practice in Canada as a professional Speech-Language Pathologist. The MSc degree denotes an outstanding scientific education and excellent clinical preparation.
Opportunity for PhD Enrollment
After one year in the MSc program, students may apply to transfer to the PhD program. In some cases, students also continue to complete the coursework and practica required for Canadian registration and/or certification as a Speech-Language Pathologist.