ÉCOLE DES HAUTES ÉTUDES COMMERCIALES · CANADA
Microprogram in Decision Sciences
PhD · Taught in en
At a glance
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Level
- 9 creditsProgram size
- Part-timeAttendance mode
- On-campusDelivery mode
- Autumn 2026First intake
- 3 seminarsCourse structure
This is a postgraduate microprogram designed to provide advanced methodological or specialization skills in Decision Sciences. It serves as a bridge between research and practice, offering expert-level interactions with faculty and industry professionals. The program is ideal for individuals with a master's degree in decision sciences or a related field (computer science, applied mathematics, operations research, engineering) who wish to deepen their expertise without committing to a full doctoral program, or to gain experience in doctoral-level coursework before pursuing a PhD.
Curriculum
The program requires the completion of 9 credits, typically consisting of 3 specialized seminars. Students choose from a range of advanced topics taught by leading researchers.
- Program Year 1
- Complex Networks AnalysisMATH 80627A
- Dynamic Optimisation in ManagementMATH 80680A
- Game TheoryMATH 80685A
- Large-Scale Optimization Models and ApplicationsMATH 80655A
- Quantitative Risk Management Using Robust OptimizationMATH 80624A
- Sample Efficient OptimizationMATH 80618A
Careers
This program equips students with advanced skills in decision sciences, applicable in research or practical organizational settings. Graduates are prepared for specialized roles requiring sophisticated analytical and problem-solving capabilities.
- Specialist in advanced decision-making
- Researcher
- Analyst
- Roles requiring optimization and operational research expertise
Entry requirements
Master's degreeA master's degree in decision sciences or a related field (computer science, applied mathematics, operations research, or engineering) is generally expected. The program is also suitable for those with a PhD in a related discipline seeking to expand their expertise.
This program is designed for individuals already employed and seeking advanced specialization, or those who have recently completed a master's degree and wish to continue their specialization without entering a full doctoral program. It can also serve as an exploratory step for those considering a PhD in Decision Sciences.
Fees
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Fee information is not provided on the program page. Prospective students should refer to the university's official fee schedule.
How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationAccess the application portal via the link provided on the program page to submit your application for admission.
2. Review Admission DeadlinesCheck the specific admission deadlines for the Fall 2026 intake to ensure your application is submitted on time.
3. Prepare Required DocumentsGather all necessary supporting documents as per the university's general application requirements for postgraduate programs.
Accreditation
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