Stand out with a Master’s degree in a high-demand field
The University of Calgary’s Professional Graduate Programs in the Faculty of Science are taught by experienced faculty hand-picked to deliver these high-level graduate courses. We provide a unique blend of theoretical and hands-on learning experiences, led by industry-connected researchers who are experts in their fields. Enroll in our course-based laddered Professional Graduate Programs to step into a career, or expand your skillset, in one of the world’s fastest-growing job areas!
What you need to know
Our course-based, professional graduate programs in digital technologies are designed for those who are interested in becoming a skilled technical professional in an increasingly digitized world. Whether you are looking to step into a career or expand your skillset, these programs provide a relevant graduate-level credential to advance your career.
Recent grad? Stand out with a Master’s degree in a high-demand field. Come from a different field? With a 4-year bachelors degree, you can transition your career into tech from any background. This route is NOT suitable for individuals seeking to progress to a PhD.
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Quantum Computing
The Master of Quantum Computing is awarded to students who have completed 36 units of coursework as follows:
- The courses associated with the Graduate Certificate (12 units of coursework); and
- The courses associated with the Graduate Diploma (12 units of coursework); and
- An Integrated Topics course (3 units) and either a competitive professional internship in industry or a research/capstone project (6 units)
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Information Security and Privacy
The Master of Information Security and Privacy (MISP) is awarded to students who have completed 30 units of coursework as follows:
- The courses associated with the Graduate Certificate in Network Security (12 units of coursework); and
- The courses associated with the Graduate Certificate in Data Privacy (12 units of coursework); and
- Either a competitive professional internship in industry or a research/capstone project (6 units)
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Data Science & Analytics
The Master of Data Science and Analytics (MDSA) is awarded to students who have completed 36 units of coursework as follows:
- The courses associated with the Graduate Certificate (12 units of coursework); and
- The courses associated with the Graduate Diploma (12 units of coursework); and
- An Integrated Topics course (3 units) and either a competitive professional internship in industry or a research/capstone project (6 units)
Frequently Asked Questions
Our programs are offered exclusively in person to allow for relevant hands-on learning and ensure students have the most impactful connection with instructors.
While the programs are designed to be completed in 12 months of full-time study through to the completion of the Master as a continuous program with no scheduled break, the maximum allowable completion time for the Master Degree is six (6) years.
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