Baccalauréat ès sciences de la santé – Orthophonie (Français)

A speech-language pathologist is a healthcare professional who identifies, evaluates, and treats speech, oral/written language, and swallowing disorders (dysphagia) across all age groups. The Speech-Language Pathology program trains clinicians to perform in-depth analyses of speech, language, and swallowing conditions across diverse populations.

Minimum Education Level: High School / Grade 12 completion

Minimum Academic Average: 70%

*Specific admission requirements may vary depending on student nationality and educational background.

International Excellence Scholarships
High-achieving international undergraduate applicants are automatically considered for renewable entrance scholarships based on academic excellence.

Total Award Value: $10,000 – $60,000 CAD (Distributed over up to 4 years)

Application Process: Automatic consideration upon admission (No separate application form required)

Eligibility Highlights: Open exclusively to full-time international students pursuing their first undergraduate degree at the Sudbury campus.

Scholarship Value Tiers:

90% – 100% Admission Average: $15,000 in Year 1 (Up to $60,000 total)

80% – 89.9% Admission Average: $10,000 in Year 1 (Up to $40,000 total)

Renewal requires maintaining full-time enrollment (at least 30 credits per academic year) and a minimum 80% academic average.