The Master's in Science degree will focus on Neurodevelopmental Science with four areas of concentration. Students may elect to concentrate on Infants, Trauma & Stress, Education/Academic, or General Practice. Throughout the program students will be immersed in a combination of theory, practice and research as applies to neurosensorimotor reflex integration. Students who enroll in this program are professionals who already hold at least a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in a health, psychology, wellness or education related field; or a bachelor's degree from another profession interested in Neurodevelopmental Sciences. Upon graduation students will have the tools and education to directly help those with neurosensorimotor, neuromodulation and neurodevelopmental challenges that effect life skills found in the cognitive, emotional, and physical areas.

Credits: 60 credits
Delivery Method: Hybrid (Online and in-Person)

The following is the recommended pathway to complete the Master of NeuroDevelopmental Sciences program in 2 years. 

• All courses require a C- (70%) or higher for successful completion.  

Select the course titles for details.