MA/MS in Maîtrise en administration des services de santé

This master's program trains leaders to contribute to the performance of health and social service organizations with the goal of improving population health. It provides training across the human sciences, social sciences, and management sciences, covering the range of functions exercised by managers of health establishments. The 45-credit curriculum is offered full-time or part-time, with a minimum of three semesters full-time, on the Montreal campus with day courses. Admission requires demonstrated French-language proficiency, with applicants who did not study entirely in French required to show C1-level oral and written comprehension and at least B2-level written expression on an accepted French test. Applicants submit a curriculum vitae and a motivation letter outlining career objectives; those pursuing the thesis track also submit a 200-to-500-word research project outline. Health-facility placements require a background check and specified vaccinations. The credential awarded is a Maîtrise (master's degree) in health services administration.