Master Program Feature

Excitement is Building for the New Master's Program Launch

by Lil Crump

Human rights along with individual and community well-being are integral components of our social fabric. For people interested in contributing to the advancement of social change, the new MSc-Occupational Science program may prove to be an important and timely addition to Dalhousie’s Master Program offerings. The MSc- Occupational Science program provides an innovative approach to research that motivates change of policies and research methodologies that impact the well-being of individuals, communities and societies.

“I am excited about the growth of potential where Occupational Science can influence change in the world”, says School of Occupational Therapy Director, Dr. Lynn Shaw.

Dr. Shaw is enthusiastic about the upcoming launch of the program, explaining, “Our faculty possess a passion for student mentoring and are experts in a wide range of research interests, which makes this program attractive to individuals with diverse educational backgrounds and various career aspirations.”

The MSc-Occupational Science program is a great option for those looking to enhance their professional development in occupational therapy, as well as for individuals seeking to advance in careers that address policy, accessibility, return to work, human resource programs and urban planning. This online program offers working adults and students the flexibility of completing their master’s degree while maintaining their current lifestyle – wherever they live.

The MSc-Occupational Science program launches fall 2021. More information, including admissions requirements, application process, and funding opportunities can found on the academic graduate Master of Science - Occupational Science webpage.

Applicants interested in receiving more information can contact: MSc.OccScience@dal.ca