Key Takeaways
- The University of British Columbia (UBC) in Canada has launched applications for its MSc in Applied Animal Biology program.
- Scholarships, research and teaching assistantships are available, with a median annual net funding of CAD 25,752.
- The application deadline is February 1, 2027, and the program will start in September 2027.
The University of British Columbia (UBC) in Canada has opened applications for its Master of Science (MSc) in Applied Animal Biology program, set to commence in September 2027. The program offers various funding opportunities, including scholarships, research assistantships, and teaching assistantships.
According to UBC’s official website, the median annual net funding for students during their first two years is CAD 25,752. This amount covers funding remaining after tuition and fees, based on the university’s published student funding data.
The program is open to qualified domestic and international applicants, including students from Pakistan. Interested candidates must meet UBC’s graduate admission requirements and have a suitable academic background in animal biology or a related field.
International students are eligible to apply, with the application deadline set for February 1, 2027. The program will be conducted in person at UBC’s Vancouver campus, with an average completion time of 2.7 years.
Tuition fees for international students are approximately CAD 10,081.65 per year, while domestic students pay CAD 5,738.52 annually. In addition, students must pay university fees of approximately CAD 1,203.20 per year. International students can receive an International Tuition Award of up to CAD 3,200 annually, though the university does not automatically waive all tuition fees.
Eligible international students from Pakistan must have a recognized four-year bachelor’s degree, a relevant master’s degree, or an accepted professional qualification. They should also have first-class or first-division academic standing. UBC does not accept a two-year Bachelor’s Pass Degree alone for admission to graduate studies.
English language proficiency is required, with minimum scores for IELTS Academic, Duolingo English Test, and TOEFL iBT as outlined on the university’s website.
Applicants must secure a firm commitment from a faculty supervisor before submitting their applications. The program aims to explore research in animal physiology, behaviour, welfare, and management, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of these areas.
For more information and to apply, interested students can visit UBC’s official website or contact the university directly.
