116 Master's degrees offered by the university

The Human Kinetics - Sport Management programme at the University of Ottawa is a professional master degree delivered in a full-time study mode. Over 12 months of coursework, students gain essential expertise in managing sport organisations through a public curriculum that includes a mandatory supervised internship.

The Biology - Bioinformatics programme at the University of Ottawa is a research-intensive M.Sc. degree. Delivered through a full-time study mode over 24 months, this collaborative specialisation focuses on computational approaches to biological evolution and structure, preparing students for advanced scientific innovation.

The M.Sc. Nutrition and Food Biosciences at the University of Ottawa is a full-time, research-focused programme. Spanning 24 months, this public degree explores the continuum from food processing to health. Students develop advanced competencies in food sciences and molecular nutrition through a dedicated thesis-based curriculum.

The Music - Feminist and Gender Studies programme at the University of Ottawa is a full-time Master of Arts degree. This two-year research-focused course allows students to combine advanced musical studies with interdisciplinary feminist analysis. It is delivered in a public study mode at the heart of Canada’s capital.

The Criminology - Feminist and Gender Studies master's programme at the University of Ottawa offers a deep analysis of crime and social control through a gendered lens. This public study mode degree provides multiple pathways, including thesis or coursework options, typically completed over three to six semesters.

The Religious Studies M.A. at the University of Ottawa is a public programme exploring religious phenomena through historical and sociological lenses. Students can choose between a thesis or research paper stream. This two-year programme offers a deep academic investigation into diverse global and Canadian traditions.

The M.Sc. Chemical Engineering at the University of Ottawa is a research-intensive master's programme. This full-time or part-time course typically lasts two years, focusing on advanced technical training and specialized knowledge. Students refine their expertise through rigorous coursework and a dedicated research thesis.

The Electrical and Computer Engineering M.Eng. at the University of Ottawa is a professional graduate programme delivered in a public study mode. This comprehensive curriculum typically spans two years of full-time study, focusing on advanced technical skills and professional responsibility in modern engineering sectors.

The Computer Science programme at the University of Ottawa is a comprehensive Master of Computer Science (MCS) degree. This postgraduate course offers full-time or part-time study modes, typically completed within two years. It provides advanced technical training through a joint partnership with Carleton University.

The Master of Applied Science in Civil Engineering at the University of Ottawa is a research-focused programme delivered through the Ottawa-Carleton Institute of Civil Engineering. This full-time or part-time public course typically lasts two years, offering advanced technical training and extensive thesis research opportunities.

The Criminology programme at the University of Ottawa is a master level course delivered in a public study mode. This advanced degree focuses on the scientific analysis of justice and social control. Students can complete the curriculum through various pathways, including thesis or coursework options, over one to two years.

The Public Administration programme at the University of Ottawa is a comprehensive Master of Arts degree. Available in both full-time and part-time study modes, this curriculum focuses on public management and policy analysis. Students develop advanced research skills over a duration of approximately 16 to 24 months.

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.

The Biology - Science, Society and Policy M.Sc. at the University of Ottawa is a full-time or part-time research programme. It combines advanced biological training with science policy expertise over 24 months. Students explore the interface of scientific evidence and decision-making through a dedicated research thesis.

The Mathematics and Statistics - Statistics M.Sc. at the University of Ottawa offers advanced training in statistical theory and applications. This M.Sc. programme provides flexible study modes, including thesis, project, or coursework options. Students can complete their degree full-time or part-time in a public university setting.

The M.Sc. Earth Sciences - Chemical and Environmental Toxicology at the University of Ottawa is a research-focused master's programme. Delivered in English and French, this public study mode degree typically lasts 24 months. It combines advanced geoscience with specialized training in the effects of toxic substances.

The Computer Science - Bioinformatics programme at the University of Ottawa is a Master of Computer Science (MCS) degree delivered in a full-time or part-time study mode. This collaborative specialisation integrates advanced computational techniques with biological research, typically completed within two years.

The Environmental Engineering M.Sc. at the University of Ottawa is a research-intensive programme delivered through the Faculty of Engineering. This public study mode degree typically spans two years of full-time study, focusing on advanced technical solutions for water, waste, and air quality management in a professional setting.

The Biomedical Engineering M.Sc. at the University of Ottawa is a multidisciplinary programme delivered through a joint institute. This full-time or part-time course spans two years, combining engineering expertise with medical research to advance healthcare technology and innovation in Canada's capital.

The Mechanical Engineering programme at the University of Ottawa is a comprehensive Master of Engineering degree. This professional course offers full-time and part-time study modes, typically completed within two years. It focuses on advanced technical training and practical applications within the engineering sector.