Program Overview

Microprogramme de 2e cycle en administration des services de santé

The Microprogram in Health Services Administration is a 2nd cycle program offered by the École de santé publique (ESPUM) at the Université de Montréal. This program is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to acquire knowledge and skills in health services management.

Overview

• The program consists of 15 credits and can be completed on a full-time or part-time basis.
• It is offered in French, and applicants must demonstrate a sufficient level of proficiency in the language.
• The program is aligned with the competency profile of healthcare managers in Quebec and the LEADS model of healthcare leadership.

Courses

• The program includes both mandatory and elective courses, covering topics such as:
  • Marketing and social marketing in health
  • Performance analysis and management
  • Human resource management in healthcare
  • Normative evaluation
  • Health economics
  • Directed readings
  • Aspects of healthcare law
  • Change management and organizational innovation
  • Quality and risk management in healthcare
  • Project management and organizational change
  • Leadership and self-awareness

Admission Requirements

• Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree from a recognized institution, with a minimum GPA of 3.2 out of 4.3.
• They must also demonstrate a sufficient level of proficiency in French, as the program is taught in French.
• International applicants are not eligible for this program, except for those from France and Belgium.
• Additional documents, such as proof of employment in the healthcare sector, may be required.

Tuition Fees

• The tuition fees for the program vary depending on the applicant's status:
  • Quebec residents: $2,183.05 per term (15 credits)
  • Canadian non-residents: $5,393.20 per term (15 credits)
  • International students: $11,998.60 per term (15 credits)
  • French and Belgian students may be eligible for a tuition fee exemption.

Research Areas

• The École de santé publique is involved in various research areas, including healthcare management, health policy, and public health.
• Students in the Microprogram in Health Services Administration may have opportunities to participate in research projects and collaborate with faculty members.

Career Opportunities

• Graduates of the program can pursue careers in healthcare management, policy development, and public health.
• They may work in various settings, including hospitals, healthcare organizations, and government agencies.
• The program also provides a foundation for further studies, such as a master's or doctoral degree in health services administration or a related field.