Master of Education in Counselling Psychology
Global Mental Health and Counselling Psychology Field
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1.3 years full-time |
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International mental health service development |
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10 courses, including off-site practicum |
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New program! Mental health focus |
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Full-time enrollment only |
Graduates of the MEd in Counselling Psychology, Global Mental Health & Counselling Psychology (GMHCP) Field will understand the cutting-edge theory and practice of psychology and mental health in international settings.
Applications are still open for this program!
This field is directed to international practitioners. The program will not lead to registration as a Certified Canadian Counsellor (CCC) with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association, nor will it provide registration with the College of Registered Psychotherapists in Ontario (CRPO).
The practicum component is to be arranged primarily by the student and must be in an international setting. We cannot facilitate a domestic practicum site should the international placement not materialize.
Program Details
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All OISE graduate studies programs operate under the umbrella of the University of Toronto School of Graduate Studies (SGS). For information on coursework and other program requirements, please see the SGS Calendar.
SGS Calendar
For full course descriptions, please see the Registrar's Office and course listings page.
More Information:
This is a 1.3 year program. A minimum of 1 year must be in Canada.
The degree requirements are:-
10 courses (5.0 FCE)
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8 of these courses are taken at OISE and 2 during practicum placements
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8 of these courses are taken at OISE and 2 during practicum placements
- International practicum (250-hours in an approved public or private organization)
Program Brochure (English) -
10 courses (5.0 FCE)
Admission Requirements
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Minimum admission requirements for this program are:
- An appropriate bachelor’s degree of any background or discipline, with a grade equivalent to a University of Toronto B+ or better in the final year or over senior courses, from a recognized university.
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Minimum 1 year of relevant experience
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Successful Interview
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Focuses on the international practicum placement the student will complete.
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Evaluation will be based on suitability of student’s learning goals and on the practice in which he/she will engage in.
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Focuses on the international practicum placement the student will complete.
- English Language Proficiency if required
How to Apply
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Applications for the 2021-2022 academic year are now closed.
The academic school year for this program begins only in September.
We encourage equity-seeking groups to identify themselves in their application.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) for Applicants
Application Instructions
The OISE Registrar’s Office includes step-by-step instructions for:
- choosing your program
- reviewing admission requirements
- preparing your application
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submitting required supporting documents.
Applications are completed online through the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) website. You are also able to view your application status from there.
Submit your application
Application Requirements
In addition to the standard components and supporting documents on the School of Graduate Studies website, students applying to the Global Mental Health field must arrange a suitable international practicum prior to being admitted to this program.
The practicum is intended to link the theory, concepts, assessment, intervention strategies and research methods taught in the program to real life-practice.
Program Fees
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Tuition information can be found via the University of Toronto's Office of the Provost.
2021-22 Fees for MEd International Students
The Global Mental Health MEd program is invoiced as a 1.5 year program.
Contact Us
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Program Inquiries:
APHD Department
General Inquiries
oise.aphd@utoronto.caORSS Contact:
Heather Haslett
Registration Specialist (MA, MEd students)
oise.masters@utoronto.ca
If you are a current student, you may contact the program coordinator below, otherwise please email us at oise.aphd@utoronto.ca for your program inquiries.
Program Coordinator:
Todd Will
todd.will@utoronto.caProgram Chair:
Lana Stermac
l.stermac@utoronto.ca
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