112 Full-time Master's in Health Sciences in Canada

Brock University is the only University in Ontario offering a Master of Applied Disability Studies (MADS). Students can specialize in Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) or Leadership, Diversity, Community, and Culture (LDCC).

The Health and Rehabilitation Sciences M.Sc. at Western University - Canada is a full-time, thesis-based programme. Spanning six terms, this public course offers an interdisciplinary approach to health research. Students engage in advanced study to contribute theoretical and practical knowledge to the rehabilitation field.

The Nursing - Nurse Practitioner (M.N.-N.P.) program at University of British Columbia prepares nurse practitioners to work in primary care settings. Graduates assess, diagnose, and treat common and predictable conditions across the lifespan, and are eligible to apply for registration as Nurse Practitioner (Family) in British Columbia. 

The Craniofacial Science programme at the University of British Columbia is a research-intensive M.Sc. degree. This full-time, in-person course typically spans two years at the Vancouver campus. Students engage in advanced dental research across clinical, basic science, or population health disciplines to improve oral health.

The Global Surgical Care programme at the University of British Columbia is a two-year, online Master of Science designed for healthcare professionals. This 30-credit course focuses on addressing surgical challenges in low-resource settings through a flexible public study mode, combining academic rigour with a practical field placement.

Memorial University of Newfoundland's Division of BioMedical Sciences (BMS) in the Faculty of Medicine hosts the Cancer and Development Research graduate program, offering students the opportunity to pursue a Master of Science (MSc) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree.

Memorial University of Newfoundland's Division of BioMedical Sciences (BMS) in the Faculty of Medicine hosts the Cardiovascular and Renal Science graduate program, offering students the opportunity to pursue a Master of Science (MSc) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree.

The Health Sciences - Public Health programme at the University of Lethbridge is a research-focused M.Sc. delivered online. This 24-month full-time or 48-month part-time course prepares students for leadership in the health sector through advanced coursework and a thesis, focusing on infectious disease and policy analysis.

The Women and Children's Health Sciences M.Sc. at the University of British Columbia is a full-time, in-person programme based at the Vancouver campus. This research-intensive degree focuses on clinical and population health. Students engage in advanced scientific training over a standard two-year duration to excel in the field.

The Psychology in Health and Wellness programme from Adler University is a 36-credit, specialized nonclinical degree that prepares professionals for leadership roles that enhance health outcomes.

The Kinesiology and Health Science programme at York University is a research-focused master degree. Spanning six terms of full-time study, this public course offers advanced training in physiology and biomechanics. Students engage in interdisciplinary work to improve community health through rigorous scientific inquiry.

The Audiology and Speech Sciences programme at the University of British Columbia is a comprehensive M.Sc. degree delivered in person. This public study mode course prepares students for clinical practice through a blend of basic and applied sciences, typically completed over a multi-year duration at the Vancouver campus.

The Health Sciences M.Sc. at Simon Fraser University is a rigorous full-time programme delivered over approximately six terms. This research-focused degree requires a minimum of 12 units of coursework alongside a formal thesis. It provides a professional public health foundation through diverse interdisciplinary seminars.

The Child and Youth Care program of University of Victoria, British Columbia is designed for those interested in child and youth studies and practice.

The Human Kinetics programme at Laurentian University is a comprehensive graduate degree delivered on campus. This master level course offers full-time study over two years, focusing on health, sport science, and wellness. Students develop advanced research skills through a thesis or major paper in a public university setting.

Students at the Applied Health Sciences program at Brock University gain in-depth training, knowledge, and research experience through their thesis work or practicums while also benefiting from the broad, cross-disciplinary approach followed not only in the course work, but also in the scope and diversity of the research options available.

Community Health Sciences from University of Manitoba offers a broad, multidisciplinary training in the concepts and methods of the population-based health sciences and their application in the practice of population health, public health and preventive medicine.

The Public Health - Social-Ecological Systems, Sustainability and Health programme at Lakehead University is a Master of Public Health degree. This flexible course offers full-time or part-time study modes, available both on-campus and online. It typically spans two to four years, focusing on modern public health practice.

The Pediatrics programme at the University of Alberta offers a comprehensive master level education in child health. This public study mode course provides advanced training for health professionals. Students engage in rigorous academic research and clinical theory over a standard duration to enhance paediatric care standards.

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.