University of Alberta Physical Therapy

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Location

Department of Physical Therapy
Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine
University of Alberta
8205 114St
2-50 Corbett Hall
Edmonton, AB, CANADA T6G 2G4

Contacts

Website: https://www.ualberta.ca/physical-therapy
Phone: 780-492-5983
Admissions e-mail: mscpt@ualberta.ca


Program Information

  • Master of Science in Physical Therapy (MScPT)
    • 30 month long
    • Course-based
    • Approximately 110 students per year
    • Selection Basis
      • Preference given to residents of Alberta (minimum 15% allocated for out-of-province students)
      • GPA in the most recent 60 credits prior to February of the admission year
      • Weight distribution: 50% Interview (MMI), 45% GPA and 5% Anatomy Course grade
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  • Master of Science in Rehabilitation Science (MScRS)
    • Thesis-based
    • Duration: 2 to 4 years
    • Designed for students from backgrounds in rehabilitation medicine and related areas
  • Doctor of Philosophy in Rehabilitation Science (PhD)
    • Duration: 4 years

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Admission Requirements

Course and Degree Requirements

  • MScPT:
    • 4-year bachelor’s degree from academic institution recognized by University of Alberta
    • baccalaureate degree may be in any field of study
    • Required Courses:
      • English (3 credits)
      • Statistics (3 credits)
      • Psychology (6 credits)
      • Humanities/Social Science (3 credits)
      • Human Anatomy (3 credits)
      • Human Physiology (6 credits)
      • Human Movement (3 credits)
      • Canadian Indigenous History
  • MScRS:
    • bachelor’s degree or equivalent or a previous graduate degree in a rehabilitation discipline or related area from academic institution recognized by University of Alberta
  • PhD:
    • Master's degree or honours BSc degree in rehabilitation discipline or related area
    • More

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GPA

  • Minimum GPA: 3.0 on 4.0 scale
  • MScPT Competitive GPA:
    • greater than 3.6 for Alberta applicants
    • greater than 3.9 for others

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Work and Volunteer Requirements

  • A minimum of 30 hours of volunteer or paid work completed within the last few years before application
    • Work must include interactions with persons with disabilities
    • The student's primary work supervisor must complete a Verification of Work Experience form

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English Language Proficiency Requirement and GRE

  • MScPT:
    • TOEFL: PBT minimum 580, IBT minimum 92
    • IELTS: minimum 7.5 overall score and 7.0+ in each section
  • MScRS:
    • GRE scores are required
    • TOEFL for international students: 580 PBT, 50 TSE,

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Supporting Documents

  • MScPT:
    • Application fee: $100
    • Official transcripts
    • Completed Pre-requisite course list
    • Letter of verification from the primary work supervisor confirming 30 hours of experience
    • Proof of English Language Proficiency
    • Application Process
  • MScRS and PhD:
    • Online application
    • One copy of official transcripts
    • Current curriculum vitae
    • Formal statement of goals for the master’s program in rehabilitation science and a research plan
    • Letters of reference from three individuals
    • Availability of supervision by a member of the academic staff
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Timeline

  • MScPT
    • Application process becomes available October 1st
    • Application deadline:
      • International students: January 15th
      • Domestic students: February 1st
  • MScRS
    • April 15th for September entry
    • September 15th for January entry

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Tuition 2018-2019

  • MScPT:
    • Domestic fees - Year 1: $9,040.20, Year 2: $7,970.40, Year 3: $1,869.60
    • International fees - contact gradfees@ualberta.ca
  • MScRS and PhD:
    • Canadian students - $5,635 per year
    • International students - $10,260 per year

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