Master of Health Sciences Audiology

The Master of Health Sciences (MHSc) in Audiology prepares students for the health profession of audiology, specializing in the comprehensive assessment of the auditory and vestibular systems and their functions. The curriculum provides the essential knowledge and skills required to intervene ethically, with interdisciplinarity and a person-centred approach, across a range of care settings, and includes mandatory clinical placements. The program is delivered in French, though written assignments and examinations may be completed in either French or English. Full-time students complete the program over six consecutive terms, equivalent to 24 consecutive months of study. Admission requires prior coursework in statistics or research methods, human physiology or anatomy, acoustics or sound analysis, linguistics, and psychology, along with a satisfactory result on the CASPer situational-judgment test. The credential awarded is a Master of Health Sciences (MHSc) in Audiology.