49 Master's degrees in Kinesiology in Canada

The Kinesiology Program at McMaster University is primarily research oriented with opportunities for study in human performance physiology, exercise rehabilitation, motor behaviour and control, health psychology and biomechanics. 

The M.A. in Kinesiology at the University of British Columbia is a thesis-based programme focusing on social, behavioural, and managerial sciences. This full-time, in-person course in Vancouver explores sport history and psychology. Students benefit from expert mentorship while completing advanced research training.

The Kinesiology M.A. at Western University - Canada is a full-time, thesis-based programme designed for advanced research. Spanning six terms of study, this public degree focuses on specialised fields within human movement. It offers a reputable academic environment for students pursuing mastery in the School of Kinesiology.

The Kinesiology program at University of New Brunswick is focused on the biosciences; psychological, socio-cultural, managerial and philosophical aspects of human performance, recreation and sport; and personal and community health and wellness.

The Human Kinetics - Feminist and Gender Studies M.Sc. at the University of Ottawa is a research-focused master's programme. Available in full-time and part-time study modes, it integrates sociocultural analysis with physical activity sciences. Students explore gender perspectives within sport and health over 24 months.

The Department of Kinesiology and Physical Education at McGill University provides a large variety of research opportunities in a number of areas related to human health and physical activity.

The Kinesiology, Sport, and Recreation programme at the University of Alberta offers a comprehensive master level curriculum. This public study mode course provides advanced training in human movement and athletic performance. Students engage in rigorous academic research and professional development over the full duration.

This Kinesiology MSc course from Queen's University provides quality, focused education at the master's and doctoral levels including study in the areas of health promotion, biomechanics, physical activity epidemiology, sport psychology, exercise physiology, and socio-cultural studies of sport, health and the body. We seek to develop intellectual curiosity in effective researchers and educators.  

The MPT/PhD in Physical Therapy program from University of British Columbia provides a new option for outstanding students with an interest in both clinical and research training relevant to physical therapy.