Master in Economics

For Master in Economics, the tuition fee is 24,000 CAD per year.

Cooperative education serves as a cornerstone of this Economics programme, offering students direct professional engagement with organizations like the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG), BDO Canada, and various government agencies. By bridging the gap between theoretical classroom study and industry practice, this degree prepares students to navigate the complex interplay of financial, business, and governmental institutions.

Global Classroom Dynamics

With a student body boasting over 24 percent international representation, the learning environment naturally mirrors the global marketplace. This diversity ensures that students encounter a wide spectrum of economic ideals and financial perspectives, fostering a nuanced understanding of how wealth and resources are distributed on national and international scales. The curriculum emphasizes:

• Environmental economic policies and urban economics
• Microeconomic foundations and economic development
• Quantitative analysis through statistical methods for economists
• Professional communication and ethical decision-making

Faculty members prioritize a hands-on, intimate teaching style, ensuring students develop the analytical rigour required to interpret complex data and solve real-world financial challenges effectively.

Algoma University in Sault Ste. Marie, Canada, founded in 1967, is a close-knit campus with around 2,000 students that emphasizes undergraduate teaching and community engagement. Its regional setting provides a supportive environment for study and outdoor living, while academic programs focus on liberal arts, sciences, business and applied disciplines. The university is known for personalized learning, small class sizes and high faculty accessibility—qualities that suit students seeking direct mentorship and hands-on experience.

Curricula are designed to connect classroom learning with local and regional opportunities, including co-op experiences, internships and community-based projects. Faculty collaborate with local industry and Indigenous communities to provide experiential learning that builds employability and civic awareness. Student services support academic advising, career planning and research opportunities, helping learners translate study into practical outcomes.

International students are welcomed into a compact, friendly campus where support for arrival, housing and integration is prioritized. Campus clubs, volunteering and outdoor recreation make it easy to build connections beyond the classroom. For prospective students who value individualized attention, meaningful community ties and a learning environment that bridges theory with real-world application, Algoma offers a focused and supportive option in northern Ontario.