244 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Electrical and Computer Engineering M.Eng. at the University of British Columbia is a professional, course-based programme. Spanning approximately 2.3 years, this public study mode degree offers advanced technical training in Vancouver. It is designed for those seeking high-level expertise without a research thesis.

The Sustainability programme at the University of British Columbia offers an interdisciplinary Master of Science or Master of Arts. This 24-month, full-time course provides a holistic perspective on global challenges. Students engage in coursework and thesis research to master complex environmental and social systems.

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 Organ programme at the University of British Columbia is a comprehensive Master of Music degree. This full-time, two-year course is delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. It provides advanced training for musicians aiming for professional careers or doctoral studies through intensive performance and academic coursework.

The M.A. in History at the University of British Columbia is a research-intensive, in-person programme delivered at the Vancouver campus. Over approximately 2.7 years, students engage in advanced coursework and a thesis. This public study mode offers a collaborative environment for exploring diverse global pasts.

The Art History (Critical Curatorial Studies) M.A. at the University of British Columbia is a full-time, in-person programme based in Vancouver. Spanning approximately 2.6 years, this public study mode course blends advanced theoretical scholarship with practical exhibition experience to prepare the next generation of curators.

The Global Surgical Care programme at the University of British Columbia is a two-year, online Master of Science designed for healthcare professionals. This 30-credit course focuses on addressing surgical challenges in low-resource settings through a flexible public study mode, combining academic rigour with a practical field placement.

The Women and Children's Health Sciences M.Sc. at the University of British Columbia is a full-time, in-person programme based at the Vancouver campus. This research-intensive degree focuses on clinical and population health. Students engage in advanced scientific training over a standard two-year duration to excel in the field.

The M.A. in Resources, Environment and Sustainability at the University of British Columbia is a full-time, in-person programme based in Vancouver. This interdisciplinary course focuses on resource management and ecological health. Students complete advanced coursework and a thesis over a standard two-year duration.

The Film Production M.Sc. at the University of British Columbia is an advanced, in-person master's programme for experienced filmmakers. This full-time course focuses on directing, screenwriting, and producing. Students develop a unique creative vision through intensive study at the Vancouver campus over a two-year duration.

The M.Sc. in Plant Science at the University of British Columbia is a research-intensive, public programme delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. Students engage in advanced studies in applied biology and sustainable agroecosystems. This full-time degree typically requires around three years of dedicated study.

The Special Education program at University of British Columbia concerns the education of students with exceptionalities, such as students with visual impairments, developmental disabilities, emotional or behavioural disorders, learning disabilities, gifts and talents, and those who are deaf or hard of hearing.

The Masters program in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine from University of British Columbia is a research based program with 12 credits of course work, a thesis and defence.

The M.Sc. in Neuroscience at the University of British Columbia is a research-intensive, full-time programme delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. Over a typical duration of two to three years, students engage in advanced scientific investigation within a multidisciplinary environment to master the complexities of the brain.

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

The Rehabilitation Sciences M.Sc. at the University of British Columbia is a research-intensive programme delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. This full-time course focuses on advancing disability treatment and function. Students engage in advanced study over approximately 2.8 years to enhance global well-being.

The Physics M.Sc. at the University of British Columbia is a research-intensive, in-person programme delivered at the Vancouver campus. This full-time course typically spans two years, combining advanced coursework with a thesis. Students benefit from world-class facilities while engaging in high-level scientific inquiry.

The Physical Therapy programme at the University of British Columbia is a 26-month, full-time master degree. This professional course focuses on movement and function across the lifespan. Students engage in intensive in-person training at the Vancouver campus to prepare for careers as skilled healthcare practitioners.

Art Education at University of British Columbia encourage a wide spectrum of student inquiry: art based research, a/r/tography, art curriculum, early childhood, teacher education, First Nations art and education, histories of art education, multiculturalism, museum and gallery education, perception and cognition, studio practices, technology and visual culture.

The Architecture programme at the University of British Columbia is a professional M.Sc. level course delivered in person at the Vancouver campus. This full-time study mode typically spans three years, focusing on accredited design training, technical systems, and theory for those seeking careers in the built environment.