Master of Arts - Canadian Studies and Indigenous Studies (Thesis-Based) (MA.CSID)

Master's Degree

Program Summary

Program Description

In the interdisciplinary Canadian Studies and Indigenous Studies program at Trent University, students will be supported in their curiosity and passion for intellectual debate and dialogue.

Students will structure their studies by choosing from one of two research options, a thesis or a major research paper. Explore important issues and debates in Canadian Studies and Indigenous Studies and consider areas of specialization such as: Canada in the global context; cultural heritage: women and gender, the arts; policy and community; or identities and difference in Canada.

At Trent University, students will find a well-established program, a multi-disciplinary faculty that values their academic background and perspectives, and a closely-knit environment rich in inspiration.
  • Teach undergraduate students in a variety of disciplines.
  • Prepare for further studies or a career in education, social services or the non-for-profit and advocacy sectors.

Academic Background

Minimum Level of Education Completed

4-Year Bachelor's Degree

Minimum GPA

65%

Minimum Language Test Scores

Reading

6

Writing

6

Listening

6

Speaking

6

Trent University - Peterborough
Trent University - Peterborough

1600 West Bank Drive, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada

Program Intakes

Open date

October 8, 2024

Submission deadline

February 1, 2025

Open date

October 8, 2025

Submission deadline

February 1, 2026

Cost and Duration

Master's Degree

Program Level

2 year master's degree

Program Length

$20635 CAD

Cost of Living

$128.13 CAD

Application fee

$21627 CAD

Tution fee

Other Fees

University Health Insurance Plan Fees: $756 per year
Extended Health and Dental Plan Fees: $475 per year
Ancillary Fees: $419 per year
Levis Fees: $118 per year