Lead the Future of Health Care
Canada’s health care system is evolving and requires strong, innovative leaders to address its complex challenges. The Master of Health Care Management (MHCM) program equips you with the advanced skills to shape health care policies, improve patient outcomes, and lead organizations toward equity and accessibility.
With a unique emphasis on digital transformation in health care, the MHCM program prepares you to become a forward-thinking leader ready to drive meaningful change in the industry.
Why Choose the Master of Health Care Management in Canada?
By joining this program, you will:
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Gain expertise in health care leadership, policy, and management.
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Learn to apply economic, financial, and organizational strategies in real-world health care settings.
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Graduate with the confidence to lead hospitals, public health organizations, and long-term care facilities.
Career Opportunities in Health Care Management
The MHCM degree opens doors to leadership and management roles across the health sector in Canada and internationally, including:
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Hospitals & Clinics – Healthcare Administrator, Operations Manager, Clinical Services Director.
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Public Health – Policy Advisor, Health Program Manager, Community Health Leader.
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Long-Term Care Facilities – Facility Manager, Senior Care Coordinator.
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Consulting Firms – Healthcare Management Consultant, Health Systems Analyst.
Master of Health Care Management – Course Highlights
The MHCM curriculum blends theory with practical applications to strengthen your leadership skills. Core courses include:
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Healthcare Systems
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Finance for Managers
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Leadership and Human Resource Management in Healthcare Organizations
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Health Economics and Financing
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Health Policy and Performance Measurement
Additional options:
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Elective Course OR Introduction to Health and Healthcare Organizations (if required).
Scholarships and Financial Support
Student success is supported with over $15 million in scholarships, awards, and financial aid available in 2025.
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Entrance Awards – For newly admitted international and domestic students.
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Academic Scholarships – For students entering their second term, based on academic performance.
- Academic Requirement: Applicants must meet the following minimum conditions for admission: Bachelor’s degree – Completion of a four-year honours degree standard with CGPA of 3.0 (on 4.33 scale) or better Completion of at least one undergraduate course in statistics or quantitative methods Applicants without a degree or experience in a health-related field will be required to complete the Introduction to Health and Healthcare course as part of their program.
- ELP Requirement: IELTS: 6.5 overall, 6.0 in the writing band, PTE: 61 overall, 60 in writing, TOEFL iBT: At Home Test – 88 overall, 20 in each component, Paper Edition – 570 minimum score, Duolingo: 125 overall with no individual component below 115
- Special Requirement: International information Applicants who completed undergraduate studies outside Canada must also submit: Certified translations of any documents not in English Documentation confirming award of their previous degree(s), if not already indicated on official transcripts A credential evaluation from a recognized service, if required by the registrar
At the University of Niagara Falls (UNF), we understand that international students may face unexpected challenges. Here's a clear and simple explanation of when and how you can get a refund:
Full Refund (Minus $500 Administration Fee)
You may get a full refund of your tuition fees (less a $500 administration fee) in the following cases:
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Visa Refusal:
If your student visa or study permit is denied by IRCC, you can request a refund.
You must submit:-
The original visa refusal letter or
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The official IRCC email (including full headers and routing info).
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Before Classes Begin:
If you tell the university in writing that you don’t want to start the program, and do this on or before the 6th day of the term, you’re eligible. -
Admission Requirements Not Met:
If you don’t meet the university’s admission criteria before the program starts (as per your offer letter), you’re also eligible.
Note: If you're a continuing student and plan to leave UNF, you must provide:
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A new Letter of Acceptance and payment proof from another school, or
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Your flight ticket back home.
Partial Refund (Minus $500 Administration Fee)
You can get a partial refund based on how much of your program you’ve completed if:
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You withdraw before completing 50% of the term, and request a refund.
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Your program is discontinued or suspended before completion.
No Refund if:
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You withdraw after completing 50% or more of the term.
Other Important Points
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You must submit a written refund request to: studentaccounts@unfc.ca
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Refunds are only sent to the original method of payment.
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Insurance fees are non-refundable once the term has started.
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Students who are dismissed due to misconduct or policy breach are not eligible for any refund.
- Application Fee: $0
- LOA Deposit: $5,000
- Annual Tuition Fee: $21,375
- Total Tuition Fee: $42,750
- Course Duration: 18 months
- Credentials: Masters
- Intake: Starting in 2026, Fall (Sept), On-campus, Online, Hybrid* *based on program availability
Checklist
- CV/Resume (Dates of education and experience must be mentioned in MM-YYYY format)
Example: Job from MM-YYYY --- to MM-YYYY
- Valid passport copy
- Academic documents (Bachelor transcripts and certificate + Senior secondary certificate/WAEC/12th)
- Medium of instructions letter
IF ONSHORE STUDENT
- Stamped copy of visa
- LOI
- Study permit
- Canadian Address:
- Canadian Contact No: