52 Master's degrees in Medicine in Canada

The Pathology and Laboratory Medicine M.Sc. at Western University - Canada is a research-intensive programme. Students can choose between full-time study over six terms or a part-time study mode lasting twelve terms. This thesis-based degree focuses on the mechanisms of disease and advanced molecular imaging techniques.

The Surgery M.Sc. at Western University - Canada is a full-time, thesis-based programme designed for surgical residents. Spanning three terms, this intensive research degree focuses on developing clinician researchers. It offers a public study mode for medical professionals seeking to advance their academic surgical careers.

Medical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases from University of Manitoba consists of a combination of coursework and a research component.

The Nursing - Advanced Practice Specialization at Lakehead University is a comprehensive Master of Nursing programme delivered online via synchronous web-conferencing. This full-time course typically lasts two years, though a four-year flexible option exists for working professionals seeking advanced clinical expertise.

The Master of Applied Gerontology (MAG)  at Brock University professional degree is designed for health professionals who work in the field of gerontology and recent graduates from a range of undergraduate programs who intend to pursue a professional gerontological health career.

The Social Studies of Medicine Department at McGill University is interdisciplinary, with faculty in the fields of medical anthropology, medical history, and medical sociology.

The Faculty of Medicine of Memorial University of Newfoundland, one of 17 Canadian medical schools, was established in 1967. 

The Cellular and Molecular Medicine M.Sc. at the University of Ottawa is a full-time research programme. Students can choose between a 24-month thesis-based track or a 12-month research project option. This public degree develops advanced expertise in biomedical sciences through rigorous academic and laboratory training.

Cancer Research from Queen's University spans on many research areas including structural and tumour biology and genetics, through epidemiology, to outcomes research, cell signaling and health policy development.

The Clinical Medical Biophysics M.Sc. at Western University - Canada is a professional, one-year course-based programme. Designed for full-time study over two terms, this public degree provides CAMPEP-accredited training for those with a physics or engineering background seeking expertise in medical physics and imaging.

The Regenerative Medicine programme at the University of Guelph is a multidisciplinary Master's level collaborative specialization. This public study mode course provides advanced expertise in medical innovation. Students enhance their primary degree through focused research and high-level training in clinical sciences.

The Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine programme at the University of Alberta offers advanced clinical and research training. This master level qualification is delivered via a public study mode, focusing on specialised medical expertise. Students develop high-level skills in patient care and clinical investigation over the duration.