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The Department of Speech-Language Pathology

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Communicating Excellence. Transforming Lives. 

At the Department of Speech-Language Pathology, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, we believe communication matters. Our accredited Master of Health Science (MHSc) program prepares graduates to become skilled, compassionate clinicians and leaders in advancing communication and swallowing health. 

Through innovative education, evidence-based practice, and cutting-edge research, we empower students to make a lasting impact in clinical, community, and global settings. 

Begin your journey toward a rewarding career in Speech-Language Pathology.

Apply to our program today

Discover Speech-Language Pathology at U of T 

Ready to make a lasting impact? The Master of Health Science (MHSc) in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Toronto empowers you to transform lives through communication and swallowing health.

Join a program where innovation meets clinical excellence. You’ll gain:

  • A research-driven curriculum led by top clinicians and educators
  • Diverse, hands-on placements across clinical and community settings
  • A strong, supportive student network
  • Career-shaping professional development

From your first class to your final clinical placement, our goal is to support your success and prepare you for a meaningful and impactful career. 

Explore the following resources to learn more about admissions and discover if U of T’s Speech-Language Pathology program is the right fit for you. 

Give Voice to the Future

Millions struggle with communication and swallowing every day. Your gift to U of T’s Department of Speech-Language Pathology drives breakthrough research, strengthens clinical training, and prepares compassionate leaders in care.
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