33 Master's degrees in Linguistics in Canada

At University of British Columbia we offer specialized, individualized and interdisciplinary graduate programs in French immersion, French as a Second or Foreign Language [FSL, FFL], Asia-Pacific and the other Modern Languages Education. These programs involve study in second language curriculum, assessment, second language acquisition, bilingualism and intercultural education.

The Hispanic Studies programme at Western University - Canada is a full-time Master of Arts degree. Spanning three terms, this public course offers both project-based and thesis-based pathways. It provides a world-class interdisciplinary experience focusing on language, culture, and community engagement in a multicultural context.

The Applied Linguistics MA program at University of Saskatchewan is a 2 year research based master of arts program. The Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics involves coursework (five three-credit-units courses) in the areas of Linguistics and Applied Linguistics plus writing and defending an MA thesis based on individual research. 

The Linguistics M.A. at the University of Ottawa is a comprehensive postgraduate programme delivered in a full-time study mode. Over a standard duration of three terms, students explore the biological and psychological structures of language through systematic scientific methodology and advanced theoretical research.

The Indigenous Language Revitalization programme at the University of Victoria is a two-year Master of Education (MEd) degree. Delivered through a full-time blended study mode, it combines online learning with intensive on-campus sessions to support the reclamation and maintenance of vital Indigenous languages.

The Applied Linguistics M.A. at Concordia University Montréal is a two-year, 45-credit postgraduate programme. Available in both thesis and course-based tracks, this full-time degree explores language learning and pedagogy within a multilingual urban setting. It is ideal for those focusing on second-language acquisition.

The Slavic Languages and Literatures programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive Master of Arts degree. This public study mode course provides advanced training in diverse regional cultures. Students engage with extensive linguistic and literary traditions during their full-time academic residency.

The M.A. Linguistics at the University of Victoria is a two-year, full-time master programme delivered through a blended study mode. Students engage in advanced research via a thesis or project, focusing on linguistic theory, applied linguistics, or Indigenous language revitalization within a public university setting.

The Linguistics and Applied Linguistics master programme at York University offers a comprehensive exploration of language in social contexts. This one-year degree type provides flexible study options in a public setting. Students engage with language variation, change, and pedagogy through coursework or research tracks.

The Linguistics (Applied) and Discourse Studies programme at Carleton University is a Master of Arts degree delivered in a public study mode. This comprehensive curriculum typically spans one to two years, offering students a unique opportunity to explore the central role of language within diverse social contexts.

The English Department at the Memorial University of Newfoundland is a dynamic and productive community of 23 full-time faculty members engaged in active research programs, graduate supervision, and publication of literary scholarship and creative writing.

Linguistics from University of Manitoba includes coursework, the development of a thesis proposal, and the research, writing and defense of a thesis.

The Language and Literacies Education programme at the University of Toronto offers a comprehensive master level study of applied linguistics. This public course explores the relationship between language and literacy in diverse settings. Students engage with curriculum development and pedagogy through a flexible academic framework.

The Linguistics Master's programme at the University of Regina offers a comprehensive public study mode for advanced scholars. This degree focuses on deep academic research and professional skill development within a nurturing environment. Students benefit from expert mentorship and extensive support services throughout their studies.

The Department of Linguistics at the Memorial University of Newfoundland maintains strong links between teaching and research, with emphasis on data-driven, theoretically informed inquiry into aboriginal languages, language variation and change, and language acquisition. 

Linguistics from University of Saskatchewan handles the practical applications of linguistic research and has a more interdisciplinary orientation, while General Linguistics focuses on the functions, structures, or historical changes of language.

The Computational Linguistics programme at the University of British Columbia is a 10-month, full-time master degree. Delivered in person at the Vancouver campus, this public course blends data science with language processing. Students gain technical expertise to transform linguistic data into actionable knowledge.

The Linguistics M.A. at the University of British Columbia is a full-time, in-person programme based at the Vancouver campus. Over a typical duration of two years, students engage in advanced scientific study of human language. This public university course combines rigorous coursework with diverse research options.

The English M.A. at the University of British Columbia is a versatile postgraduate programme offering specialisations in Literature or Language. Students can complete their studies in one to two years through full-time or part-time public study modes, benefiting from a rich academic tradition established in 1919.

The Applied Linguistics (TESL) program at Brock University is designed to integrate all important elements in an educational experience promoting a high level of expertise and professionalism.