Health care management, artificial intelligence, social psychology graduate programs to start classes in 2026

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In response to pressing workforce needs across sectors in Canada, University of Niagara Falls Canada (UNF) is expanding its offerings with the launch of three new graduate-level programs aimed at preparing students with high-demand, digitally focused expertise: 

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• Master of Arts in Applied Social Psychology, starting Winter 2026 (January)
• Master of Computer Science in Applied Artificial Intelligence, starting Fall 2026 (September)
• Master of Health Care Management, starting Fall 2026 (September)

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Each program was developed in consultation with industry partners to ensure graduates are ready to meet real-world demands.

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“These new graduate programs are not just academic offerings; they are strategic investments in Canada’s future.” said David Gray, President and Vice-Chancellor at UNF. “By partnering with industry leaders and targeting sectors where needs are the greatest, we’ve created pathways that blend cutting-edge digital competencies with hands-on application. Our graduates won’t just adapt. They’ll lead.”

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“The launch of these programs marks an exciting milestone for UNF. Expanding our graduate offerings allows us to strengthen our role as a partner in Canada’s economic and social development, while giving students more opportunities to pursue advanced studies. We are committed to developing additional programs that will continue to meet the evolving needs of our students and the community,” said Cyndi McLeod, CEO of GUS North America and a member of the UNF Board of Governors.

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The three programs will launch in 2026,with an online Winter Term intake for the Master of Arts in Applied Social Psychology in January 2026, followed by on-campus and online Fall Term intakes for all three programs in September 2026. 

To learn more about UNF’s innovative programs, click here.

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