MA/MS in Maîtrise en évaluation des technologies de la santé

The Master's in Health Technology Assessment (maitrise en evaluation des technologies de la sante) is a 45-credit graduate program covering the principles, methods, and impacts of evaluating and managing health technologies. Students learn to assess the effectiveness, safety, cost, and social, ethical, and legal dimensions of health technologies to inform acquisition and reimbursement decisions, following either an evaluation-producer or an evaluation-user profile. Optional internships are available. Completion follows a thesis track, a directed-research track, or a coursework track, with a minimum full-time duration of three trimesters and a maximum of six trimesters full-time or nine trimesters part-time. The program is delivered on-campus at the Montreal campus, with a fall intake. Admission requires a bachelor's degree and French-language proficiency at a minimum of C1 in listening and reading comprehension and B2 (lower range) in written expression, unless the applicant's prior studies were conducted substantially in French. Program code 2-770-1-5.