Physical Sciences Masters Canada Graduate Programs

A 'university with a significant difference", the Royal Military College of Canada's uniformed students are educated and trained for careers as commis...

The Department has laboratories for the analyses of soils, sediments, paleoecology, and remote sensing, as well as Geographic Information Systems. Within physical geography, research interests include development, economic,historical, polar, and urban g...

The mission of the Electron Microscopy Centre is to promote and advance the science and practice of all microscopic imaging, analysis and diffraction...

The Faculty offers a wide range of programs in the biomedical and physical, sciences, including chemistry, physics, geography, biology, biochemistry, computer science, etc.

The Department supports a wide range of field, laboratory, and theoretical research in many disciplines of the Earth and Planetary Sciences, including: environmental geochemistry, hydrology,economic geology, petrology, experimental geochemistry tectonic...

The Department studies the atmosphere, the oceans, and climate systems.

The Department provides training in eye care for medical residents and research opportunities in the visual sciences.

The Department of Chemistry offers M.Sc., M.Sc.A., and Ph.D. programs in all areas of chemistry (organic, bio-organic, analytical, environmental, inorganic, physical, polymer, and theoretical). The department attracts graduate students from all over the...

EPS teaches and researches in areas such as geology, volcanoes, and tectonic activities.

The Department of Natural Resource Sciences offers M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes in a wide variety of disciplines, including agrometeorology, entomology, forest science, microbiology, soil science, wildlife biology, and conservation. Research focuses mainl...

The M.Sc. program in geology is normally taken as a full-time study program over two academic years but many students have successfully completed thei...

The main areas of research in the department are in acoustics, optics, solid state physics, neutrino physics and theoretical physics.

Research can be conducted in various fields within Chemistry and Biochemistry.

A degree from Queen’s Department of Chemistry is highly regarded and an important consideration in today's competitive science and technology job market. Our new $56 million state of the art building is home to The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance facility...

Graduate students are welcome at Acadia. They provide an important dimension to campus life.

The Guelph-Waterloo Program for Graduate Work in Physics is a joint graduate program composed of 75 members from three Universities (Guelph, Waterloo and Wilfred Laurier) and affiliated research laboratories.

Admission requirements: BSc honours or equivalent in Physics, Engineering or Geophysics; TOEFL minimum 550 (pbt), 312 (cbt), 88(ibt). GPA 3.0 on 4-poi...

Applications will be considered by the various research programs. Although applications will be considered at any time, due to the limited number of positions available, applicants are encouraged to apply at least six months in advance of the September...

The Department of Chemistry has research laboratories and instructional facilities for at least 150 graduate students proceeding to the MSc and PhD degrees in chemistry.

We are the largest Francophone (french) University outside of the province of Qu#eacute;bec in Canada.

The departments of geography at the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier university jointly offer graduate work in Geography.

Earth Sciences offers a broad range of programs with a focus on the general area of Environmental Geology. Research is carried out in the interpretation of geologic and hydrogeologic processes, the description and interpretation of modern and ancient ge...

The Department of Earth Sciences offers programs leading to the MSc and PhD degrees in a wide range of field and laboratory-related disciplines in Geochemistry, Geology, Geophysics and Environmental Science.

Geography seeks to understand places - on both natural and human environments - the forces that shaped them, the problems that they are facing and alternatives to maintain or improve them.