Master Applied Health Services-Professional Stream
Saint Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Fee for international students
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- Duration
- 12 months
Programme facts
- Level
- Master's
- Duration
- 12 months
- Language of teaching
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About this programme
The MAHSR - Professional stream program is an interdisciplinary graduate program aimed at developing and enhancing leadership abilities, professional skills, and research capabilities in the realm of health services, regardless of whether you have a background in the healthcare industry or research experience. • Policy expertise, communication skills, and advanced qualitative and quantitative research knowledge • Delivered jointly by award-winning faculty from SMU's Faculty of Science, industry experts, and the Atlantic Regional Training Centre 34 health-related occupations are projected to face long-term labour shortages in Canada through 2033. Canada needs professionals who can turn health research and data into better decisions. Growing pressures on Canada's health system are creating opportunities for professionals with expertise in health services research, data analysis, program evaluation, and health policy. Complete your degree in just twelve months. You'll immerse yourself in an intensive two-term course schedule, followed by a hands-on four-month residency or capstone project, culminating in graduation within three semesters. A unique collaborative venture with the Atlantic Regional Training Centre, course material is delivered online through exceptional faculty across four Canadian universities: Saint Mary’s University, University of Prince Edward Island, University of New Brunswick, and Memorial University of Newfoundland. The Master of Applied Health Services Research – Professional stream follows the general admission requirements and procedures of the
Entry requirements
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