140 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Physics programme at the University of Toronto is a full-time Master of Science degree designed for advanced scientific exploration. This one-year course offers a rigorous academic environment for students to engage in high-level research across diverse experimental and theoretical fields in a public university setting.

The Applied Computing programme at the University of Toronto is a professional Master of Science degree designed for innovators. This full-time course combines advanced technical training with practical industry experience. Students engage in high-level research and a professional internship within a public study environment.

The Public Health Sciences programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive Master of Public Health for those pursuing professional or research careers. This full-time or part-time course provides advanced training in community and public sectors, focusing on quantitative methods and practical field experience.

The Social Justice Education programme at the University of Toronto is a master level course delivered in a public study mode. This interdisciplinary curriculum explores the ethical and political contexts of education. Students engage with diverse social science traditions to address equity and justice in various settings.

The Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology M.Sc. at the University of Toronto offers a multidisciplinary approach to human disease research. This full-time programme focuses on molecular mechanisms and clinical applications. Students engage in high-level scientific training within a public research setting over a two-year duration.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering Master's at the University of Toronto is a prestigious public programme. This degree type offers both course-based and research-stream paths, typically spanning 24 months. Students engage with world-class faculty in a top-ranked global department to master advanced technical concepts.

The Health Policy, Management and Evaluation M.Sc. at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive master programme delivered in a public study mode. This advanced course focuses on developing future health leaders through rigorous research training and specialised concentrations, typically completed over a two-year duration.

The Earth Sciences M.Sc. at the University of Toronto is a research-focused programme delivered in a public study mode. This advanced degree provides students with extensive training in geological problems and modern laboratory techniques. It is designed for completion through full-time engagement with the department's facilities.

The Information Master of Information at the University of Toronto is a professional two-year programme designed for diverse academic backgrounds. This public study mode course prepares students for leadership in data, technology, and cultural sectors through specialised concentrations and advanced theoretical inquiry.

The Germanic Languages and Literatures M.A. at the University of Toronto is a comprehensive public programme. This degree type focuses on literary history and intellectual inquiry. Students engage in full-time study within Canada's largest German department, benefiting from a diverse curriculum and expert faculty guidance.

The Mechanical and Industrial Engineering programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive master level education. This public study mode course focuses on groundbreaking research across diverse technical fields. Students engage in advanced academic training designed to foster innovation in complex engineering systems.

The Dentistry (Research) programme at the University of Toronto is a research-focused M.Sc. degree. This full-time course, delivered in a public study mode, spans six sessions. It provides advanced scientific training for both dentists and non-dentists, focusing on dental biomedical sciences and rigorous thesis work.

The Philosophy programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive master level education. This public study mode course provides students with rigorous academic training in various philosophical traditions. Designed for completion over a standard duration, it prepares graduates for advanced research or professional roles.

The Chemistry MSc at the University of Toronto is a high-level research programme delivered in a public study mode. This advanced degree provides students with access to world-class facilities and expert mentorship. Over the course of the programme, scholars engage in rigorous scientific inquiry across diverse chemical disciplines.

The Medieval Studies programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive Master of Arts degree. This full-time course focuses on interdisciplinary research and essential linguistic training. Students engage with the medieval period through a public study mode, developing advanced skills in Latin and historical analysis.

The Graduate Department of Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures from the University of Toronto offers instruction leading to the Master of Arts in one of the broadest ranges of Slavic languages and literatures available in a North American university. 

The Environmental Science programme at the University of Toronto is a professional Master of Environmental Science degree. This 12-month course-based programme includes a workplace internship or research project. Available in a public study mode, it offers specialisations in conservation, biodiversity, and climate change.

The Biochemistry programme at the University of Toronto is a research-focused Master of Science degree. This public study mode course explores molecular events in biological processes using modern facilities. Students investigate proteins, nucleic acids, and lipids to understand the fundamental systems of all living organisms.

The Master of Engineering (MEng) in Civil Engineering program at University of Toronto is a course-based graduate program, which provides continuing and advanced education for recent graduates and engineers in professional practice.

The Community Health programme at the University of Toronto is a professional master's degree designed for experienced health practitioners. This public study mode course offers specialised training across five distinct fields. Students develop advanced expertise in public health sciences over a standard one-year duration.