Electives

eHealth

• eHealth 701:  Research and Evaluation Methods in eHealth (online, asynchronous) – Course Outline Winter 2022
• eHealth 703: Virtual Care and Telemedicine (blended) – eHealth 703 S2023
• eHealth 745:  eHealth Innovations and Trends – eHealth 745 W2023
• eHealth 746:  Healthcare Analytics – eHealth 746 Summer 2023
• eHealth 767:  Information, Privacy, and Security

Business

MBA/Business courses available to eHealth students can be selected in MOSAIC.  MBA courses not listed here require permission from Dr. Wagner and may require placement on a wait list.  If you have difficulty, please notify the Program Administrator.

More information about MBA courses and offerings by term can be found on the MBA current students website.

• BUSADMIN C710:  Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Health Economics and Evaluation
• BUSADMIN C715:  Health Care Funding and Resource Allocation
• BUSADMIN C720:  Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Health Policy
• BUSADMIN C721:  Health Policy Analysis for Managers
• BUSADMIN C722:  Management of Population Health
• BUSADMIN C725:  Managing Communication in Health Care
• BUSADMIN C727:  Pharma/Biotech Business Issues
• BUSADMIN C735:  Proposal Development for Health Care Leaders
• BUSADMIN C736:  Quality Management in Health Services
• BUSADMIN C740:  Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Health Care Marketing
• BUSADMIN C750:  Ethical and Legal Issues in Health Care
• BUSADMIN C755:  Analytics and Decision Making in Health Care
• BUSADMIN K723:  Data Mining and Business Intelligence
• BUSADMIN K724:  eBusiness Strategies
• BUSADMIN K725:  Business Process Management
• BUSADMIN K731:  Project Management
• BUSADMIN K737:  Cases in eBusiness, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship
• BUSADMIN K792:  Security, Privacy, and Trust in eBusiness
• BUSADMIN O734:  Supply Chain Management
• BUSADMIN P720:  Strategic Management

Computer Science

Engineering courses should be available on MOSAIC without special permission. If you have difficulty, please notify the Program Administrator.

Information about computing and software courses can be found in the course calendar and on the Computing and Software website.

• CAS 703:  Software Design
• CAS 704:  Embedded, Real Time Software Systems
• CAS 750:  Model-Based Image Reconstruction
• COMPSCI 6F03:  Distributed Computer Systems
• COMPSCI 6WW3:  Web Systems and Web Computing
• SFWR-ENG 6HC3:  The Human Computer Interface

Biomedical Engineering (CS equivalent electives)

These courses are by special permission. Please contact the Program Administrator to facilitate.

More information about courses can be found in the course calendar and on the Biomedical Engineering website.

• BME 701:  Biomedical Engineering Core I
• BME 705:  Medical Imaging for Physical Sciences
• BME 706:  Biomedical Engineering Core II
• BME 765:  Brain Imaging: Theory and Applications

W. Booth School of Engineering Practice (CS equivalent electives)

These courses are by special permission. Please contact the Program Administrator to facilitate.

More information about courses can be found on the W. Booth School of Engineering website.

• SEP 709:  Emerging Issues, Technology and Public Policy
• SEP 725:  Practical Project Management for Today’s Business Environment
• SEP 761:  Human-Centred Design
• SEP 763:  Special Topics in Engineering Design

Health Science

• HTHRSM 721:  Fundamentals of Health Research and Evaluation Methods – permission required
• HTHRSM 736:  Health Care System Financing and Innovation

HTHRSM courses frequently require the permission of the instructor. Please contact Cynthia Lokker, Faculty Lead for HS for assistance in securing permissions.

Once permission has been confirmed, please email the Program Assistant, Health Research Methodology Program to enroll in Mosaic.

NEW

MSc eHealth students are eligible with permission to take courses in the Master of Public Health program.

HRM courses are in high-demand and HRM in-course students (who meet the course prerequisites) are given priority for registration. Students from other graduate programs at McMaster who meet the course prerequisites and obtain permission from the instructor (if applicable) will be added to the wait-list. (Refer to the MOSAIC course catalogue or HRM website for detailed prerequisites). When students obtain permission from the instructor they can email to be added to the wait-list.

For eHealth students, permission will be facilitated through the Program Administrator at ehealth@mcmaster.ca .

Contact us if you’d like to know when available spaces will be released for registration.

Other Options

If you find another graduate level course you believe would be a suitable elective, please contact the Program Administrator to ask that it be reviewed.  Permission from Dr. Wagner is required before pursuing electives outside of those listed above.