63 Master's degrees in Economics in Canada

Get the skills and knowledge you need to kick start a career in accounting with the Accounting Studies programme from Douglas College.

Dalhousie University's 12-month intenstive Master of Economics programme will prepare you for a PhD-level study in economics or a career as an economic analyst in the public or private sector. This course includes courses in micro- and macroeconomic theory and econometrics, as well as three economic field courses.

The Sales from Douglas College offers a broad exposure to sales and marketing viewed from technical, creative and management perspectives so that you can succeed in being a top salesperson in Canada. 

The Community Economic Development programme from Cape Breton University resonates with people who aspire to play leadership roles in the private, public and community sectors.

Take your career in finance global with a Post-Degree Diploma in Global Banking and Economics from Douglas College.

The Mathematics and Economics course from Thompson Rivers University students must achieve a grade of C- or better in all courses to graduate, except Accounting and Finance which have a higher grade requirement.

The Global Business and Economy degree from Algoma University  is a 2-year course-based graduate program designed to equip students with the critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills needed to navigate today’s complex global business and economic landscape. 

Dalhousie University’s Master of Development Economics is an innovative programme in applied and development economics that is primarily designed for students and young professionals pursuing careers in government, educational and professional institutions, private corporations, or non-governmental organizations.

This Economics course from Thompson Rivers University students must achieve a grade of C- or better in all courses to graduate, except Accounting and Finance which have a higher grade requirement.

This Applied Economics and Policy MAEP programme from University of Windsor is designed to offer a unique combination of courses that will prepare you for work in the specialized field of economic policy.

The Economics programme at Lakehead University is a comprehensive Master of Arts degree delivered full-time at the Thunder Bay campus. Students can choose between a standard course-based route or a co-operative option. This advanced curriculum typically spans two years, providing expert training in core economic theory.

The Accounting course from Thompson Rivers University students must achieve a grade of C- or better in all courses to graduate, except Accounting and Finance which have a higher grade requirement.

The Economics and Law combined MA course from Queen's University allows students to obtain both an MA and JD degree in three years.

The Economics programme at the University of Alberta offers a comprehensive master level education for students seeking advanced analytical skills. This public study mode course provides rigorous training in economic theory and applied research over a standard duration, preparing graduates for high-level professional roles.

The Department of Economics of the University of Windsor offers an intellectually demanding and stimulating M.A. program.

Our 12 full-time faculty members are dedicated teachers and active researchers in these fields and are keen to share their passion for economics with their students. The Economics program is offered by Memorial University of Newfoundland.

The Indigenous Economic Development programme from Royal Roads University consists of three 3-credit courses, delivered completely online, in a blend of synchronous (virtual) and asynchronous delivery.

The M.A. in Political Economy at Carleton University is a two-year, full-time programme designed for deep interdisciplinary research. This public study mode course explores the complex relationship between economic systems and political life, offering students a robust academic foundation in Ottawa.

The Economics MA program from Carleton University contains rigorous training in microeconomic theory, macroeconomic theory and econometrics, as well as elective courses in a wide range of applied fields.

The MSc in Marketing and Consumer Studies program from University of Guelph will equip you with the skills and expertise needed to manage large-scale research and analysis projects, and make you an attractive doctoral prospect or competitive industry hire.