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Advanced Diploma in Behavioural Science
Advanced Diploma in Behavioural Science

Advanced Diploma in Behavioural Science

  • ID:SLC010018
  • Level:3-Year Undergraduate Advanced Diploma
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Admission Requirements

Entry Requirement

High school diploma or at least 19 years old prior to start of the program

English Requirement

  • TOEFL : A minimum score of 78 on the internet-based or TOEFL Home Edition test, or 213 on the computer-based test
  • IELTS : A minimum score of 6.0 overall, with a minimum score of 5.5 in each section
  • PTE: Pearson Test of English Language scores of 55
  • Cambridge English: Test scores of 173
  • Duolingo will be temporarily accepted. Minimum score of 105

Course Information

If you want to work in the growing and highly specialized field of applied behaviour analysis, as well as learn related therapeutic treatments, the Behavioural Science program is where you want to be. For over four decades, the Behavioural Science program has trained students to work front-line with a wide range of client populations in a variety of areas within the human services field. Students are taught how to develop and implement behavioural interventions to teach skills to clients and/or reduce challenging behaviours. 

Students interested in this program should have a strong desire to work with populations who present with complex behavioural, cognitive, emotional and/or psychological issues. They should also be comfortable to work with any population that presents with disruptive behaviours and/or intellectual challenges. Students coming to the program need to be prepared to complete practicum placements working with any of the client populations listed below under career opportunities. Our program trains students in specific treatment options that can be applied to work with any individual who presents with challenges rather than preparing students to work with only one or a specific client population.

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Semester 1 - Program of study currently being updated.

BEHA 54 Foundational Concepts in Behaviour Analysis
COMM 61 Basic Communications Skills
PSYC 10 Introductory Psychology
PSYC 23 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Disorders I
BEHA 9 Working with Families
GENE 114 Professional Effectiveness

 

Semester 2

BEHA 31 Ethics
BEHA 55 Applied Behaviour Analysis
COMM 66 Communications II
BEHA 15 Research Methods
PSYC 24 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Disorders II
GENE General Education Course

 

Semester 3

BEHA 25 Functional Behavioural Assessment
BEHA 5 Non-violent Crisis Intervention
BEHA 72 Behavioural Measurement Techniques
BEHA 8 Interviewing and Counselling Skills Theory & Practice
WORK 17 Field Placement Seminar
INTN 11 Field Placement I

 

Semester 4

PSYC 54 Adult Mental Health Disorders
BEHA 17 Reduction Strategies
BEHA 14 Acquisition Strategies
BEHA 28 Group Behavioural Therapy
General Education Elective (1)
INTN 1012 Field Placement II

 

Semester 5

BEHA 1 Forensic Behavioural Intervention
BEHA 18 Statistics
BEHA 20 Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
PSYC 53 Overview of Addictions
INTN 13 Field Placement III

 

Semester 6

BEHA 6 Behavioural Medicine and Pharmacology
BEHA 7 Brain Injury and Rehabilitation
BEHA 21 Acceptance-Based Therapies
BEHA 16 Selected Topics in Behaviour Analysis
INTN 14 Field Placement IV

 

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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

Graduates are employed in the following areas: Addictions, Autism, Developmental Disabilities, Child, Adolescent and Adult Mental Health, Education, Corrections/Forensics, Brain Injury, Long Term Care/Geriatrics.

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