Mathematics and Statistics (MSc, PhD)

The University of Regina offers graduate study in Mathematics and Statistics at the Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy levels. Students may pursue a thesis-based or course-based Master of Science in Mathematics, or a thesis-based, course-based, or co-op Master of Science in Statistics, with doctoral study in either field following completion of the master's degree. Full-time master's study is normally completed in two years, with original research forming an integral part of doctoral studies. Course offerings are supplemented through the Pacific Institute for the Mathematical Sciences partnership, which provides access to additional online courses. Applicants require a four-year undergraduate degree in science in mathematics or statistics, with a minimum average of 75 per cent in their bachelor's degree within the same subject area; students lacking specific prerequisite courses may still be admitted, with the expectation that they complete these prerequisites during the program. Graduates pursue research, teaching, and applied analytical careers across academic, government, and industry settings.