ÉCOLE DES HAUTES ÉTUDES COMMERCIALES · CANADA
Microprogramme en gestion des opérations et de la logistique (3e cycle)
PhD · Taught in fr
At a glance
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Duration
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IELTS
€2k
Tuition / yr
fr
Language
PhD
Level
- 9 creditsProgram Size
- Part-timeStudy Mode
- In-personAttendance
- Access to leading research teamsFaculty Expertise
- Opportunity for expert-level discussionLearning Environment
This postgraduate microprogram in Operations and Logistics Management (OLM) is designed for individuals who have completed a master's degree and wish to specialize further in OLM without committing to a full doctoral program. It offers advanced theoretical and methodological knowledge, fostering critical thinking and expert-level discussions between researchers and experienced professionals. The program provides an overview of current research in supply chain management, including recent developments and methodological challenges. It also covers fundamental concepts, theories, and new perspectives in operations management, drawing from historical and economic foundations.
Curriculum
The program consists of 9 credits, including two mandatory seminars (6 credits) and one elective seminar (3 credits). The elective course must be a third-cycle course at HEC Montréal, pre-approved by the program coordinator.
- Core Seminars
- Operations Management Seminar: Fundamental Concepts, Theories and New PerspectivesOPER 80565A
- Special Topics in Operations and Supply Chain AnalyticsOPER 80567A
- Elective Seminar
- Third-cycle course in Operations and Logistics
Entry requirements
Master's degreeA Master's degree in a related field or an equivalent qualification recognized by the program director.
Minimum GPAA minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 out of 4.3. If the university where the Master's was completed requires a higher GPA for postgraduate admission, that higher GPA will be considered.
French or English proficiencyIntermediate-advanced level. Demonstrated through prior schooling in French or English, or by passing an approved French or English test with an advanced level.
International applicants cannot apply to this program due to immigration processing times.
Fees
Tuition (international)Program total (9 credits): $3,800 CAD
Tuition (home)Program total (9 credits): $1,800 CAD (for Quebec residents)
Living—
Tuition fees are approximate and detailed per credit in a PDF document. Costs for insurance, materials, accommodation, etc., are not included. Students receive a quarterly invoice based on registered credits.
How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the application for admission through the provided link. Note that international applicants are not eligible for this program.
2. Provide Required DocumentsGather and submit all necessary documents as per the admission requirements list.
3. Attend Information Session (Optional)Participate in an information session for the program to learn more.