Master of Clinical Science in Speech Language Pathology in London Canada | Western University

Speech-language pathologists specialize in evaluating and managing diverse speech, language, voice, swallowing, and cognitive-communication disorders. These conditions may stem from anatomical or physiological issues, developing gradually or arising suddenly due to strokes, traumatic brain injuries, or head/neck cancers.

Western University's Speech-Language Pathology program stands as a global pioneer, having contributed significantly to advancing cutting-edge therapies for language, speech, swallowing, and voice disorders. Students benefit from personalized instruction through hands-on labs and clinical teaching sessions, utilizing top-tier educational and research resources. The School of Communication Sciences and Disorders houses Canada's most extensive on-campus speech and hearing facility - the H.A. Leeper Speech and Hearing Clinic.

This intensive two-year (6-term) full-time program requires in-person attendance without conventional study breaks
The curriculum seamlessly combines structured academic coursework with clinical practice requirements