The Master's in Health Science (MA,MHS, MS, MSc) is an advanced, professional 1 - 2 year degree in health sciences and allied health fields, depending upon the pathway chosen, with both a thesis- and non-thesis option, for individuals that are seeking advanced studies in all aspects of health sciences.

Addictions	Health	Rehabilitation
Adult Health	Health Administration	Respiratory Care
Allied Health & Health Sciences (general)	Health Care System	Speech Therapist/Pathologist
Anesthetist	Health Promotion/Policy	Surgical Nursing/Technologist
Biomechanics	Health Services	Women's Health
Biotechnology	Holistic/Alternative Health	Maternal & Child Health
Cancer Therapy	Human Anatomy	Medical Technology
Cardiology	Infectious Diseases	Mental Health
Chiropractic	Infomatics	Midwifery
Chronic Diseases	International Health	Motor Control
Clinical Nursing	Kinesiology	Musculoskeletal
Clinical Psychology	Long-term Care	Neonatal Care
Community/Rural Health/Nursing	Pathophysiology	Neurology
Counseling	Physical Therapy	Nursing
Critical Care Nursing	Physician Assistant	Nursing Education/Teaching
Cytotechnology	Prenatal Care	Nutrition/Dietitians
Environmental Health	Program Evaluation & Research	Occupational Nursing/Health
Epidemiology	Prosthetics	Occupational Therapy
Exercises Physiology	Psychiatric Nursing	Oncology
Family Health	Psychology	Orthopedics
Forensic Science	Psychopathology	Palliative Care
Gerontology	Public Health	Pathology

Part- and full-time study options, along with various delivery modes - residential programs, distance education programs and online programs - are also available. North American Master's programs in allied health and health sciences welcome foreign students. However, fluency in spoken and written English is critically important.