Master of Land and Water Systems

University of British Columbia · Vancouver, Canada · Official page ↗

Master'sLand & water sustainabilityFull-time

Professional master focused on sustainable land and water resource management with a practicum. Currently paused (under review) and not accepting applications for 2026-27.

Key facts

Duration

12 months (1 year)

Language

English

Format

Full-time

Tuition

48,176 CAD total

Intake

Paused — not accepting applications for 2026-27

Application deadline

Verified Jul 2026: programme under review and NOT accepting applications for the September 2026 intake

Verified Jul 2026: PROGRAM PAUSED - under review, not accepting applications for 2026-27. International CAD 48,175.65 total (12-month programme); domestic CAD 23,125.65. Source: https://www.grad.ubc.ca/prospective-students/graduate-degree-programs/master-of-land-water-systems

Curriculum modules

Land & Water Systems — Integrated resource systems.
Sustainable Land Use — Planning and management.
Major Project / Practicum — Applied professional work.

Admission requirements

Bachelor's degree in a relevant field with strong standing
TOEFL/IELTS for non-native English speakers
Statement of intent and references

Career destinations

Resource Analyst — Government
Sustainability Consultant — Consulting

Related programmes

MSc / MA in Resources, Environment and Sustainability — University of British Columbia (IRES)
Master of Science in Sustainability Management (MScSM) — University of Toronto Mississauga
Master of Environmental Science (MEnvSc) — University of Toronto Scarborough
Master of Climate Change (MCC) — University of Waterloo
MES in Sustainability Management — University of Waterloo (SEED)
Master in Environmental Studies (MES) — York University (Faculty of Environmental & Urban Change)

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