UX Research

HEC Montréal, established in 1907 and located in Montreal, Quebec, is a public business school affiliated with the Université de Montréal and known for its bilingual approach to management education. With a wide portfolio of 22 programs spanning undergraduate, graduate and executive studies, HEC Montréal combines academic rigour with practical, research-informed teaching. The school prides itself on international outlook, strong corporate partnerships and a focus on innovation, sustainability and responsible leadership.

HEC Montréal's bilingual environment enables students to study in French, English or a mix of both, enhancing employability in diverse markets. The school holds triple accreditation and maintains extensive exchange agreements, internship opportunities and corporate links that support experiential learning and career development. Classrooms are complemented by research centres, student clubs and hands-on consulting projects that expose learners to contemporary management challenges.

Living in Montreal adds cultural vibrancy, affordable urban life and opportunities to practice French and English outside the classroom. International students receive targeted services for admissions, language support and career counselling to help navigate study and work pathways in Canada. Prospective applicants should consider program fit, language requirements and internship options when planning study to take full advantage of HEC Montréal's global network and practical learning environment.

The UX Research program at HEC Montreal is a non-degree course for students who want to learn about user experience. It's taught in English and lasts one week. You'll get to learn from experts and work on projects to help you understand UX research better.

In this program, you'll study how to do research to improve user experience. You'll learn skills like interviewing users, making prototypes, and testing products. You'll also get hands-on experience by working on real-world projects.

After completing this program, you can work as a UX researcher, product designer, or user experience specialist. You can also work as a human-computer interaction designer or a design researcher. These jobs are available in tech companies, design firms, and research institutions.