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
• Aid 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 programs such as course-based and research-based
• 3rd cycle and postdoctoral stage
  • Covers doctoral programs and postdoctoral research opportunities
• International mobility
  • Includes programs and opportunities for international exchange and study abroad

Admission Process

1. Validate Eligibility
   • Check admission requirements for each program
   • Includes requirements for Quebec, Canadian, and international students
2. Choose a Program
   • Browse through the list of available programs
   • Consider factors such as program length, format, and specialization
3. Plan Application
   • Review and gather required documents
   • Check deadlines for application and admission
4. Submit Application
   • Pay application fees
   • Upload required documents
5. Track Application
   • Monitor application status
   • Receive and respond to admission offers

Costs and Financial Aid

• Tuition Fees
  • Vary by program and student status (Quebec, Canadian, international)
• Additional Fees
  • Include fees for services and materials
• Living Expenses
  • Estimate costs for housing, food, and other living expenses
• Budget Tool
  • Available to help students plan and manage finances
• Payment Deadlines
  • Important dates for tuition and fee payments
• Scholarships and Financial Aid
  • Includes admission scholarships, government programs, and employment opportunities

Why Choose Us

• Support for Success
  • Includes academic support services and resources
• Internships and Stages
  • Opportunities for practical experience and skill development
• Pedagogical Methods
  • Innovative and effective teaching approaches
• Campus Life
  • Description of campus facilities, activities, and community
• Inclusive Environment
  • Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion
• Research and Excellence
  • Overview of research areas and achievements

Meet Us

• Settling in Sherbrooke
  • Information for new students and families
• Counseling Services
  • Available support for academic and personal issues
• Open Houses
  • Events for prospective students and families
• Information Sessions
  • Opportunities to learn more about programs and services

Specific Program Details

IML796 - Research Activity

Presentation

• Cycle: 2nd cycle
• Credits: 10 credits
• Faculty or Center: Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

Training Objectives

• Apply the methodology of the scientific approach steps.

Content

• By the end of the 3rd trimester following registration, the candidate must demonstrate the ability to summarize their project (problem, hypotheses, methods, and results); the originality of their work.
• At the end of this activity, the student must specify the work to be done to complete their project.

Programs Offering This Course

• Master's in Immunology