12 Master's degrees in Geology in Canada

The Geological Engineering MASc at the University of British Columbia is a research-based master programme delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. This full-time course combines earth sciences with engineering principles. Students complete both advanced coursework and a thesis to develop specialised technical expertise.

The M.Sc. in Geology at Laurentian University offers advanced training in earth sciences through thesis and course-based streams. This postgraduate programme provides expert supervision in a global mining hub. Students can choose full-time or part-time study modes to master mineral exploration and geological research.

The Department of Geological Sciences at University of Saskatchewan accommodates students interested in obtaining an M. Sc. and/or a Ph.D. The department currently enrolls 35-40 graduate students in a large variety of programs. Apply to the Geological Sciences MSc program offered by University of Saskatchewan.

The Geological Sciences M.Sc. at the University of British Columbia is a research-intensive, in-person programme. Spanning approximately two years, this public study mode course provides advanced training in earth materials and processes, utilising world-class facilities to prepare students for professional geology careers.

Through the Human Geography MA/MS course from Queen's University the emphasis is on exploring the evolution of a multitude of human systems.

The Geology M.Sc. at Western University - Canada offers advanced training through project-based or thesis-based pathways. This full-time programme lasts between three and six terms, providing expert instruction in applied Earth Sciences. It is designed for science graduates seeking professional or research-focused careers.

The Master of Science in Geology at Lakehead University is a full-time, thesis-based programme delivered at the Thunder Bay campus. Over a two-year duration, students engage in advanced research within petrochemistry and tectonophysics. This postgraduate degree prepares scholars for doctoral studies or professional practice.

The MEng in Geological Engineering at the University of British Columbia is a professional, course-based master degree. This full-time programme, delivered in person at the Vancouver campus, typically takes one year to complete. It focuses on managing geological uncertainty and geo-risk within modern engineering design.

The Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering program at University of New Brunswick combines the study of geodesy with geomatics, giving students a well-rounded understanding of the field.

This Geological Science MA course from Queen's University faculty interests span disciplines in geology, geochemistry and geoengineering often in a multi-disciplinary fashion and including applications to economic and environmental problems.

The Geology programme at Acadia University is a research-focused Master of Science degree designed for advanced scientific training. This full-time, in-person programme typically lasts two years and emphasises close collaboration with faculty supervisors. It prepares students for high-level roles in government, industry, or further doctoral studies.

This GeoEngineering MASc course from Queen's University is a collaboration between faculty members at Queen’s University and the Royal Military College (RMC).