12 Part-time Master's in Healthcare Administration in Canada

Dalhousie University's Master of Health Administration programme prepares you for a career in healthcare management and administration. The only one of its kind in Atlantic Canada and one of only three in Canada, we are the only programme that accepts students from all disciplines—with or without health administration experience. 80% of graduates are employed within three months of graduation.

The Health Services Management programme at the University of Lethbridge is a 24-month, part-time master's degree delivered through a blended learning model. Designed for working professionals, this course combines online study with face-to-face sessions in Calgary to develop strategic leadership skills in the healthcare sector.

Universal access to care, cost control, improvement in the quality and efficiency of care and services: these are the challenges facing our health care system. The Business Administration - Health Services Management degree at Laval University equips practitioners and managers of health establishments to deal with current and future changes and ensure the performance of the system.

Regulated health care professionals gain new knowledge and hone skills required to compete for and succeed in management roles in a healthcare environment through this 32-month, part-time, or 12-month, full-time, course-based, online graduate degree in Health Management from McMaster University.

The Health Sciences - Public Health programme at the University of Lethbridge is a research-focused M.Sc. delivered online. This 24-month full-time or 48-month part-time course prepares students for leadership in the health sector through advanced coursework and a thesis, focusing on infectious disease and policy analysis.

The Master of Business Administration for Health Leaders (Online) at Athabasca University is a flexible, online programme designed for professionals. This Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree offers a unique pathway to leadership, allowing students to balance their studies with full-time work over a multi-year duration.

The Public Health Sciences programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive Master of Public Health for those pursuing professional or research careers. This full-time or part-time course provides advanced training in community and public sectors, focusing on quantitative methods and practical field experience.

The Master of Health Evaluation (MHE) program at University of Waterloo is designed for professional evaluators and practicing health professionals seeking exciting careers in future health care decision-making.  

The Nurse Practitioner programme at Athabasca University is a 33-credit, online master's degree designed for registered nurses. This part-time or full-time course of study takes up to five years to complete, focusing on advanced clinical practice and autonomous diagnosis to prepare students for leadership in healthcare.

The Health Policy, Management and Evaluation M.Sc. at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive master programme delivered in a public study mode. This advanced course focuses on developing future health leaders through rigorous research training and specialised concentrations, typically completed over a two-year duration.

The complexity of this network requires managers to acquire management training to enable them to fully understand market developments and help them seize business opportunities. This is what the Business Administration - Pharmaceutical Management degree at Laval University offers you.

This Healthcare Quality MSc course from Queen's University prepares professionals for practice, research and education in the developing area of health quality, risk and safety.