PGDip in Clinical Behavioural Sciences (GDip)

The Graduate Diploma in Clinical Behavioural Sciences is designed for professionals working in the health services field, developing comprehensive strategies for formulating client problems and choosing treatment interventions. It is delivered through an interprofessional, small-group format for adult learners drawn from a range of professional backgrounds and agencies, emphasizing enhanced knowledge and skills for practice rather than a new professional accreditation. Students attend classes part-time while continuing in their usual employment, and the program normally takes one to two years to complete depending on pace of study. Intakes are offered in September and January. The diploma is administered by McMaster University's School of Graduate Studies, and prospective applicants are directed to the Graduate Calendar for the full, formal admission requirements and current tuition and fee information.