Collection: Study for a Master's or PhD in Canada

Choosing Master's and PhD schools in Canada

This collection helps you compare schools offering Master's or doctoral programs in Canada. Each school page presents information on location, programs, study format, admission requirements, language, international tuition fees, funding, and key considerations, along with official sources for verification.

Where to start?

• Academic goals: Choose a course-based/professional Master's if you prioritize applied knowledge; consider a thesis-based Master's or PhD if you want to conduct in-depth research. Similar degree titles do not necessarily mean the content is the same.
• Profile background: Compare your bachelor's degree, prerequisite courses, GPA, experience, language proficiency, and alignment with research topics/faculty.
• Budget: "Low," "Medium," and "High" tags are only relative classifications. You need to check the graduate rates for international students, currency, fees per term/credit/full program, and any mandatory costs.
• Location and study format: Confirm the campus, whether studies are in-person or online, housing, and expenses for family.
• Funding: Rely only on scholarship or TA/RA levels confirmed by the school; distinguish between tuition awards and living expense support.

Notes on the directory

Admission status may change depending on the program and intake. Programs that are pending approval, have closed for applications, or are being phased out are clearly noted when identified. Graduate certificates/diplomas are not considered Master's degrees. Being listed in a fee schedule does not necessarily mean the program is still open for enrollment.

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School information is cross-referenced from official sources; requirements for study permits and family benefits should be checked separately according to current IRCC regulations.