MA/MS in Maîtrise en ergothérapie

The Master's in Occupational Therapy (maitrise en ergotherapie) is a 45-credit professional graduate program that develops competencies for generalist occupational therapy practice with clients of all ages presenting physical or mental disabilities. The curriculum builds on undergraduate occupational therapy training and advances clinical reasoning, professional autonomy, and evidence-based practice through seminars, case studies, problem-based learning, and clinical placements. The program follows a coursework-and-practicum track (cheminement sans memoire ou these), with a minimum full-time duration of three trimesters (one year) and a maximum of nine trimesters (three years). It is delivered on-campus at the Montreal campus, with intakes in the fall and winter trimesters. Admission requires a bachelor's degree in occupational therapy, preferably from the university's integrated undergraduate program; graduates of other programs are referred to the Ordre des ergotherapeutes du Quebec for equivalency requirements. Program code 2-740-1-0.