Master of Science in Human Communication Disorders (Audiology)

The audiology program at Dalhousie University involves three years of full-time study allotted to course work clinical practica and a research project or thesis. The program leads to a Master of Science (MSc) degree.Upon completion of the program students meet the requirements for application for certification by Speech-Language Audiology Canada (SAC) and for licensure in any of the provinces with government regulation of audiology.

A four-year bachelors degree from a university of recognized standing is required. An honours degree is a strong asset. A minimum GPA of 3.3 (on a 4.3 scale) is required by Dalhousie's Faculty of Graduate Studies. The GPA used in the admission process is calculated using the most recent 60 credit-hours (equivalent to 20 half credit courses) of undergraduate studies for which grades are available at the time of application. The Admissions Committee reviews each eligible candidates entire file. All components of the file are important. Applicants will be evaluated as objectively as possible based on the following criteria Past academic performance (GPA) Letters of recommendation Academic background and potential for graduate studies Relevant work or volunteer experience or special qualifications