Philosophy University of Regina

Overview

The Master's in Philosophy at the University of Regina provides a comprehensive platform for students to engage with complex theoretical questions and develop advanced analytical skills. This programme is designed to foster intellectual growth within a research-intensive environment that prioritises academic excellence and global engagement. Students benefit from a nurturing community that encourages big thinking and innovative problem-solving.

Why Philosophy at the University of Regina?

Choosing this institution means joining a university that leads Canadian comprehensive universities in research impact and international collaboration. Students enjoy exceptional access to highly published professors who provide dedicated guidance and mentorship throughout their studies. The university is recognised as a centre of excellence, offering a smaller, supportive community where every researcher is a valued member.

The Graduate Advanced Training and Entrepreneurship (GATE) Centre further enhances the student experience by providing professional development and networking opportunities. Additionally, the URGradExperience focuses on inclusive programming and experiential learning to prepare graduates for diverse paths. The campus is situated in the beautiful Wascana Centre, providing an inspiring setting for academic pursuit.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 29675 per year
• National fee: CAD 25511 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum allows students to explore various branches of philosophical enquiry and develop their own research specialisations. Modules may include:

• Ethics
• Epistemology
• Metaphysics
• Logic
• Social and Political Philosophy
• History of Philosophy
• Philosophy of Mind
• Philosophy of Science

Careers with Philosophy

Graduates of this programme are equipped with the versatile skills required to lead and innovate in various professional sectors. The rigorous training in logic and critical analysis prepares students for roles as creators, problem solvers, and strategic thinkers. Many alumni pursue successful careers in academia, public policy, law, and government administration.

The university's focus on professional skills development ensures that students are ready for diverse career paths both within and beyond the academic sphere. Graduates have found success in roles such as senior coordinators and advisors within provincial government and non-profit organisations. The programme provides a strong foundation for those intending to pursue doctoral studies or professional designations.