Program Overview

University Programs

The University of Sherbrooke offers a wide range of programs for students.

Program Categories

• Communication and marketing
  • Includes programs related to media, public relations, and advertising
• Law and politics
  • Encompasses programs in law, political science, and international relations
• Environment and Earth sciences
  • Covers programs focused on environmental studies, geography, and geology
• Engineering
  • Includes programs in various engineering disciplines such as mechanical, electrical, and civil engineering
• Management and economic sciences
  • Encompasses programs in business administration, economics, and management
• Letters and languages
  • Includes programs in literature, linguistics, and language studies
• Music and arts
  • Covers programs in music, fine arts, and performing arts
• Help relationship
  • Includes programs focused on social work, counseling, and community development
• Physical activity sciences
  • Encompasses programs in kinesiology, sports management, and physical education
• Health and medical sciences
  • Covers programs in medicine, nursing, and health sciences
• Life sciences
  • Includes programs in biology, biochemistry, and environmental science
• Educational sciences and teaching
  • Encompasses programs in education, teaching, and educational leadership
• Human sciences
  • Covers programs in psychology, sociology, and anthropology
• Information sciences
  • Includes programs in computer science, information technology, and software engineering
• Pure sciences
  • Encompasses programs in physics, chemistry, and mathematics

Program Structure

• 1st cycle
  • Includes undergraduate programs
• 2nd cycle
  • Encompasses master's programs
  • Includes types of master's degrees such as course-based and research-based
• 3rd cycle and postdoctoral
  • Covers doctoral programs and postdoctoral research opportunities
• International mobility
  • Includes programs and opportunities for international exchange and study abroad

Admission

• Validation of eligibility
  • Includes criteria for admission such as academic background and language proficiency
• Choosing a program
  • Encompasses information on available programs and their requirements
• Planning the application
  • Covers deadlines, required documents, and application fees
• Submitting the application
  • Includes instructions on how to apply and required documents
• Following up on the application
  • Encompasses information on how to track the application status and respond to offers
• Consent to the use of personal information
  • Includes information on how personal data is used and protected
• Free course
  • Covers information on taking courses without being enrolled in a program
• Linguistic requirements
  • Includes language proficiency requirements for admission
• International applications
  • Encompasses information on applying as an international student

Costs and Financial Aid

• Tuition fees
  • Includes information on tuition fees for different programs and student categories
• Related fees
  • Covers additional fees such as student services and health insurance
• Cost of living
  • Includes information on estimated living expenses
• Budget tool
  • Encompasses a resource to help students plan their budget
• Payment deadlines
  • Covers information on when tuition and other fees are due
• Scholarships and financial aid
  • Includes information on available scholarships, bursaries, and other forms of financial assistance

Why Choose Us

• Supervision for success
  • Includes information on academic support and supervision
• Internships
  • Covers opportunities for practical experience and internships
• Pedagogical methods
  • Encompasses information on teaching methods and approaches
• Campus life
  • Includes information on student life, clubs, and activities
• Inclusive climate
  • Covers information on diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives
• Green and Gold
  • Includes information on school spirit and athletic teams
• Sustainable development
  • Encompasses information on environmental sustainability initiatives
• Adopted city
  • Covers information on community engagement and partnerships
• Research and excellence
  • Includes information on research opportunities and academic excellence

Meet Us

• Settling in Sherbrooke
  • Includes information on relocating to Sherbrooke and getting settled
• Counseling service
  • Covers information on academic and personal counseling services
• Open houses
  • Includes information on upcoming open houses and information sessions
• Salon of higher studies
  • Covers information on events and fairs for prospective students
• Information sessions
  • Encompasses information on upcoming information sessions and webinars
• Cap on UdeS day
  • Includes information on special events and orientation activities
• UdeS on tour
  • Covers information on recruitment events and tours
• Who can help me?
  • Includes information on contacts for different inquiries and support services

Contact Us

• Request for information
  • Includes information on how to request more information about programs
• Registrar's office
  • Covers information on the registrar's office and its services
• University directory
  • Encompasses information on finding contacts and departments within the university

Specific Program: EBA768 - Internationalization

Presentation

• This course is part of the 2nd cycle program.
• Credits: 2 credits.
• Faculty or center: School of Management.
• Trimesters: Available in the autumn trimester of 2026.

Training Objective

• Address the complexity of the problem of researching business development opportunities internationally, considering all economic and commercial dimensions related to targeted markets and their global environment.
• Know how to analyze with rigor and critical spirit the information related to these dimensions to propose a synthetic framework for decision-making.

Content

• Cultural differences and their implications.
• Components of the political, legal, economic, sociocultural, technological, and demographic environment of a market.
• Demand and distinction between market zones.
• Opportunities and risks of the local and global market.

Faculties, Centers, and Institutes

• Law
• School of Management
• Education
• Engineering
• Letters and Human Sciences
• Medicine and Health Sciences
• Science
• Physical Activity Sciences
• Centers and institutes

Services

• Libraries and archives
• Cultural center
• Sports center
• The Foundation
• Financial resources
• Human resources
• Stages and professional development
• All services

Media

• Media relations
• News and events
• Directory of social media