Program Overview

Baccalaurťat en Ergothťrapie

The Baccalaurťat en Ergothťrapie is a 90-credit program that constitutes the first component of the integrated baccalaurťat-maÓtrise program in ergothťrapie.

Program Description

The program aims to train generalist and versatile ergotherapists who are sensitive to the needs of diverse client groups, valuing the benefits of occupation and a favorable environment for individual health. Through their interventions, students contribute to the development, adaptation, maintenance, and updating of individuals' potential to accomplish significant activities in their life context.

Admission Criteria

To be eligible for admission, candidates must:

• Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident
• Hold a DiplŰme d'ťtudes collťgiales (DEC) or equivalent
• Have completed specific prerequisite courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics
• Pass the CASPer exam
• Participate in an interview (if required)
• Submit a letter of motivation (if required)

Tuition Fees

Estimated tuition fees for the program are:

• $2,177.05 per trimester for Quebec residents
• $5,387.20 per trimester for non-Quebec Canadian residents
• $15,602.05 per trimester for international students

Program Structure

The program consists of 90 credits, divided into three years of study. Students must complete all required courses, including:

• Bloc 70A: Cours de 1re annťe (32 credits)
• Bloc 70B: Cours de 2e annťe (31 credits)
• Bloc 70C: Cours de 3e annťe (27 credits)

Career Prospects

Graduates can work in various settings, including:

• Hospitals
• Rehabilitation centers
• Long-term care facilities
• Community organizations
• Schools
• Private practices

Research Areas

The program focuses on various research areas, including:

• Ergothťrapie et dťveloppement de la personne
• Ergothťrapie auprŤs de l'adulte
• Ergothťrapie auprŤs de l'enfant
• Ergothťrapie auprŤs de la personne ‚gťe
• Gestion et promotion de la santť en ergothťrapie

Additional Information

The program is offered in French, and students must demonstrate a sufficient level of proficiency in French to be admitted. The program also includes a clinical training component, which provides students with hands-on experience in various settings.