6 Master Programs in Edmonton, Canada for 2024

The Department of Linguistics offers graduate programs in linguistics leading to the degrees of Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy. The Department supports research in experimental phonetics and phonology; psycholinguistics; quantitative linguistics; corpus linguistics; cognitive linguistics; language acquisition and bilingualism; field linguistics and language documentation; typology and language variation.

The Department of Economics offers a course-based Master of Arts program, a course-based Master of Arts program with a specialization in Economics and Finance and a thesis-based PhD program. Areas of study in Economics include but are not limited to Applied Econometrics, Economic Development, Environmental and Resource Economics, Financial Economics, Industrial Organization, International Economics, Labor Economics, Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, and Public Economics. The Department does not guarantee that each of these fields will be offered in any given year.

City University in Canada offers an M.Ed., Master of Education in Leadership program in British Columbia and Alberta. Our program in Alberta has been approved by the Minister of Innovation and Advanced Education upon recommendation of the Campus Alberta Quality Council.

Admission to the Master of Counselling degree program in British Columbia requires completing a 4-year undergraduate degree from a recognized post-secondary institution.

The fields in which advanced study may be pursued include ethics; social and political philosophy; aesthetics; feminist philosophy; logic; decision theory; philosophy of science, including biology, and cognitive science; epistemology; philosophy of language; philosophy of mind; metaphysics; ancient philosophy; modern philosophy from the 17th to the 20th century; and contemporary European and Anglo-American philosophy. Inquiries concerning possible subjects for research should be directed to the Graduate Coordinator.

The MEd in School Counselling Program at CityU in Canada helps students develop knowledge, skills, and values necessary for school counselling and child/adolescent counselling in non-school settings.