Application deadlines
*Master of Health Administration (MHA) program
- April 1st for Graduate Scholarship consideration
- April 1st for International Students
- June 1st (for September admission)
*Diploma in Health Services Administration (DHSA):
- Deadline March 1st for September admission
- November 15th (for January admission)
*Diploma in Emergency Health Services Management (DEHSM):
- Deadline March 1st for September admission
- November 15th (for January admission)
- March 15th (for May admission)
*Late applications may be considered
Leadership in Continuing Care Administration Certificate
The School of Health Administration, Dalhousie University, and the Nursing Homes of Nova Scotia Association, are proud to offer this Certificate program for executives and administrators within the Continuing Care Sector.
Application Deadline:
Deadline for next intake is September 15, 2023
*Late applications will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis for the few remining spots.
Certificate
This Certificate would benefit individuals who participate in Canadian healthcare delivery in a wide variety of capacities, such as healthcare providers, healthcare administrators in public and private institutions, health policy makers, and government employees working in health-related departments and agencies.
Admission Deadline:
September Intake only
April 1st for International Students
June 1st for all other Students
Legal Aspects of Canadian Healthcare Delivery
5 Day Certificate - October 14 to October 18, 2022
Welcome to our School: Pjila’si, et Bienvenue.
Unique programs
Prepare to begin or enhance your career in the dynamic field of Health Administration. As a graduate you will be considered an exceptional leader ready to take on challenges and career-defining opportunities that will help shape the future of the Canadian health system.
World-class faculty
Our faculty are multi-disciplinary with both academic and practical experience in the healthcare delivery system. You'll be learning leaders in their field, as well as senior managers in health administration and government who bring real-world experience to the classroom.