Program Overview

Master of Science in Health Speech Therapy (M.Sc.S.)

The MaÓtrise en Sciences de la Santť Orthophonie (M.Sc.S.) is a graduate program offered by the University of Ottawa.

Admission Requirements

To be admitted to the program, students must meet the admission requirements set by the University.

Program Structure

The program is divided into two years, with the following course sequence:

First Year

• Autumn:
  • ORA 5112 Speech sciences applied to speech therapy
  • ORA 5113 Anatomy and physiology applied to speech therapy
  • ORA 5119 Stage I
  • REA 5703 Professional practices in rehabilitation
  • ORA 6710 Audiology concepts relevant to speech therapy
  • ORA 6746 Typical Development and Functioning of Communication and Swallowing
• Winter:
  • ORA 5529 Stage II A Field of study
  • ORA 5539 Stage II B Related field of study
  • ORA 6103 Voice training
  • ORA 6713 Developmental language disorders in early childhood
  • ORA 6721 Developmental disorders of sounds and speech
  • ORA 6723 Developmental language disorders in schools
  • ORA 6742 Fluency Disorders
  • ORA 6743 Voice disorders
• Spring/…tť:
  • ORA 5120 Scientific foundations of research in audiology and speech therapy
  • ORA 5145 Research project (CTN)1
  • ORA 6752 Swallowing and eating disorders
  • REA 6103 Evidence-based practice seminar in rehabilitation

Second Year

• Autumn:
  • ORA 5145 Research project (CTN)
  • ORA 5149 Stage III
  • ORA 6724 Aphasias
  • ORA 6753 Acquired cognitive-linguistic disorders
  • ORA 6741 Acquired speech disorder
• Winter:
  • ORA 5145 Research project (CTN)
  • ORA 5559 Stage IV
  • ORA 6524 Communication disorders linked to hearing disorders
  • ORA 6744 Communication disorders of specific clients
  • ORA 6745 Substitution for oral and written communication
• Spring/…tť:
  • ORA 5145 Research Project
  • ORA 5660 Stage V

Notes

1. You must register for this activity each semester until it is completed.

Program Requirements

Students must complete all required courses and internships to graduate from the program.

Research Areas

The program focuses on various research areas in speech therapy, including communication disorders, swallowing, and audiology.

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program can pursue careers in speech pathology, audiology, and related fields.

Please note that the information provided is based on the input context and may be subject to change. It is essential to consult the University's official website or contact the relevant department for the most up-to-date and accurate information.