University of Toronto

Overview

The Master of Health Science (MHSc) in Health Administration at the University of Toronto is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to lead within complex health systems. This program equips students with strategic, evidence-informed skills through a flexible, modular curriculum that accommodates working professionals.

What you'll study

The MHSc program requires a total of 2.0 Foundational Course Equivalents (FCE), which includes a mandatory field placement. The curriculum consists of:

• Total requirement: 2.0 FCE.
• Required coursework: 1.0 FCE in core subjects, including a minimum of 1.0 FCE in a field placement.
• Electives: 1.0 FCE of elective courses.
• Credit/No Credit option: Students may take up to 0.5 FCE on a Credit/No Credit basis, subject to course eligibility.

Indicative learning areas include:

• Health Policy, Management and Evaluation
• Strategic Leadership in Health Care
• Evidence-Informed Practice
• Health Systems Research
• Health Administration
• Professional Practicum / Field Placement

Note: Course offerings and sequencing may vary. Final study plans will be confirmed upon admission.

Entry requirements

To be considered for admission, candidates typically need a minimum GPA of B+ from their previous academic qualifications. Additionally, non-native English speakers must demonstrate proficiency in English through standardized tests such as TOEFL or IELTS, meeting the minimum score requirements set by the program.

Career prospects