The University of Ottawa offers a Master of Health Administration (MHA) program designed for students seeking to advance their careers in health services management. The program can be completed through a combination of online, on-campus, and hybrid courses, offering flexibility for distance learners. While the primary focus is on online delivery, students have the option to take courses in different formats to suit their needs. All course materials are accessible through the Virtual Campus (Brightspace), with access typically granted 24 hours before class starts.
International students who completed secondary or post-secondary education in French may qualify for the Differential Tuition Fee Exemption Scholarship, which can significantly reduce tuition fees.
The total tuition fee for international students is approximately C$57,500. International students who completed secondary or post-secondary education in French may qualify for a scholarship that can reduce tuition fees.
The MHA program is a six-term professional program. The program duration is not explicitly stated in years but is structured across six terms.
The application deadline for the MHA program is December 1. The first round of offers is typically extended in mid-December.
Graduates of the MHA program are prepared for leadership roles within the healthcare sector. Specific roles are not detailed in the provided information.
Yes, there are several MHA Admission Scholarships available. Some scholarships like the MHA Admission Scholarships and John A. King MHA Admission Scholarship do not require a separate application, while others have specific deadlines and requirements.
The Master of Health Administration (MHA) - Online program is offered in English.