Note: The organization of curriculum will be changing effective September 2012.

The curriculum is offered as a full-time, accelerated, two-year, entry level master's program, with opportunities to gain practice exposure within a northern context. The curriculum is divided into five university based terms of study with four practica courses integrated throughout the 24 month period. The curriculum content has been organized using a conceptual framework, with an emphasis on three key constructs:

• Person-Environment-Occupation
• Professional Preparation and Development
• Transition to Practice

There are four curricular threads that run through the whole program in a continuum:

• Simplicity to Complexity
• Unifaceted to Multifaceted
• Wellness to Illness
• Local to Global

Each term has a particular focus and is organized to integrate our conceptual framework of education. Within each term, the curriculum includes elements of inquiry, skills acquisition, professional preparation, small group and independent learning.