University of Regina

Overview

The Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of Regina is tailored for students whose research interests span multiple academic disciplines. This program empowers you to cultivate advanced research and professional skills while creating a customized study plan that integrates various fields to tackle intricate issues.

What you'll study

The Interdisciplinary Studies M.Sc. program features a flexible curriculum designed to support your interdisciplinary research focus. You will engage in structured training in theory, research methods, and academic presentation, culminating in a significant academic requirement.

• Seminar in Theory and Methods
• Interdisciplinary Studies course options (examples may include):
  • Studies in Media, Art, and Performance
  • Critical Investigations in Film
• Interdisciplinary Doctoral Symposium (a platform for graduate academic presentations)
• Comprehensive Requirement (final assessment component as applicable)

Note: Course offerings, elective options, and credit requirements may vary depending on individual student pathways.

Entry requirements

• Academic background: A four-year bachelor’s degree is required for admission to the master’s program.
• GRE: Submission is encouraged, especially for the subject test relevant to your field of study.
• Application documents: Applicants must submit a completed online application form, academic transcripts, reference forms, a resume, and a personal statement outlining their motivation for pursuing graduate studies.
• English language proficiency: Minimum requirements include:
  • IELTS: 6.5
  • TOEFL iBT: 70
  • PTE Academic: 59
  • Duolingo English Test: 125
• Application fee: CAD 100 (non-refundable; subject to change).
• Additional notes: International applicants should verify acceptable standards and any program-specific updates on the university's website.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Interdisciplinary Studies M.Sc. program are well-equipped to pursue a variety of career paths, leveraging their unique skill set that combines expertise from multiple disciplines. Potential opportunities may exist in research, education, policy analysis, and other fields that require a comprehensive understanding of complex issues.

Moreover, after completing your program in Canada, you may be eligible to apply for a post-graduation work permit (PGWP), provided you meet the Government of Canada’s requirements.