244 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Literacy Education program offered by University of British Columbia engage teachers and other professional educators in the study of rich language and literacy practices from early childhood through adolescence and adulthood.

A MEd degree in Educational Studies at the University of British Columbia can be completed full-time over a one year period or over a longer period for part-time students, and is excellent preparation for professional practice.

The M.Sc. in Art History at the University of British Columbia is a two-year, full-time programme delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. Students engage in advanced research across diverse geographical areas and historical periods, benefiting from a methodologically rigorous curriculum and expert faculty supervision.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering programme at the University of British Columbia is a research-intensive Master of Applied Science. This full-time, in-person course at the Vancouver campus typically spans two years. Students engage in advanced technical study and a thesis to prepare for high-level industry roles.

The Dual Master’s (TRANSFOR-M) in Forestry, Environmental or Conservation Sciences programme at the University of British Columbia is a two-year, full-time master degree delivered in person. This course-based curriculum features a unique dual-credential partnership with European institutions.

The Archival Studies and Library and Information Studies dual master's at the University of British Columbia is an accelerated, in-person programme. Spanning approximately three years of full-time study, this public degree provides comprehensive expertise in managing information and cultural collections for senior roles.

The High Performance Buildings programme at the University of British Columbia is an intensive 12-month, full-time Master of Engineering Leadership. This public study mode course combines advanced engineering with business strategy to prepare professionals for leadership in eco-efficient building design and energy systems.

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 M.Mus. in Opera at the University of British Columbia is a full-time, public programme delivered in person over a standard two-year residency. This advanced degree focuses on professional performance standards, preparing gifted singers for international stages through intensive coursework and a final operatic production.

The Pediatric Dentistry programme at the University of British Columbia is a three-year, full-time M.Sc. and Diploma course. This clinical specialty track combines advanced research with practical training at the Vancouver campus and BC Children’s Hospital, preparing students for professional dental certification.

The M.A. in Cinema and Media Studies at the University of British Columbia is a two-year, full-time programme delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. This public course combines advanced coursework with a research thesis, allowing students to explore diverse media cultures and theoretical frameworks in a boutique setting.

The M.Mus. in Composition at the University of British Columbia is a two-year, full-time programme designed for talented composers. This public course focuses on original creative work and advanced musical productivity. Students develop a professional portfolio through intensive coursework and a final thesis performance.

The Chemical and Biological Engineering MASc at the University of British Columbia is a research-based programme delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. This full-time course typically spans two years, combining advanced coursework with a thesis to prepare students for leadership in industrial and academic sectors.

The Voice programme at the University of British Columbia is a full-time Master of Music degree delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. This two-year residency focuses on advanced vocal performance and productivity, preparing students for professional careers or doctoral study through intensive training and recitals.

The Materials Engineering MASc at the University of British Columbia is a research-intensive master programme delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. This full-time course typically takes three years to complete, focusing on the full lifecycle of materials through advanced coursework and a dedicated thesis project.

The Measurement, Evaluation and Research Methodology Program from University of British Columbia is dedicated to advancing the science and practice of measurement, program evaluation, and research methodology in the social and behavioral sciences (e.g. Psychology, Education, Quality of Life Studies, Health Studies)

Media and Technology Studies Education from University of British Columbia provides a forum for exploring and studying information and communication technologies (ICT), new media, and the philosophy of technology. 

The Planning programme at the University of British Columbia is an intensive, two-year professional course delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. This master level study mode focuses on transforming knowledge into action through community partnerships, preparing students for influential roles in regional development.

The Urban Systems programme at the University of British Columbia is a professional Master degree designed for infrastructure leaders. This public study mode course lasts 12 to 24 months, merging advanced engineering with business strategy to help students build resilient, sustainable cities for the future.

The M.Mus. Harpsichord at the University of British Columbia is a two-year, full-time master’s programme delivered in person. It focuses on solo repertoire and continuo practice for 16th to 18th-century music. Students engage in advanced performance training and collaborative ensembles within a public university setting.