Academic Programs
Students interested in graduate degrees in the areas of audiology and speech-language pathology have a variety of options to choose from to attain their academic goals. The School of Communication Sciences and Disorders offers clinical programs specializing in areas related to audiology and speech-language pathology, while research-based programs in the two fields are offered through the Graduate Program in Health & Rehabilitation Sciences.
The Government of Canada recently announced a cap on new study permits. We have been assured that this cap will not affect incoming Master’s or Doctoral applicants.
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Professional Programs
Audiology (MClSc)
Western's Master of Clinical Science (MClSc) program in audiology is a world leader in the profession and has pioneered the development of best practice for paediatric audiology. Individualized learning happens through laboratory experiences and teaching clinics, and access to the school's state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities.
Speech Language Pathology (MClSc)
Western's Speech-Language Pathology program is an international leader in the profession and has played important roles in the development of innovative language, speech, swallowing and voice therapies. Individualized learning happens through laboratory experiences and teaching clinics, and access to state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities.
Research-Based Programs
MSc & PhD Programs
Administered through Western University’s Graduate Program in Health & Rehabilitation Sciences, students can pursue either a Master of Science (MSc) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Hearing Science or Speech and Language Science.
Combined Programs
Administered through Western University’s Graduate Program in Health & Rehabilitation Sciences, the combined MClSc/PhD programs in audiology/speech-language pathology provide students the opportunity to obtain a research-based doctoral degree and professional qualifications to practice as a registered audiologist or speech-language pathologist. This program option typically takes five years or more to complete.
