Conduct high-impact research in one of the top psychology departments in Canada while tackling challenges facing the future of aviation, aerospace and space with the Master of Arts in Psychology Collaborative Aeronautics program.

This collaborative program is available if you specialize in the research field of cognitive psychology, and you can choose to complete either a thesis or a master’s research paper.

Along with developing expertise in cognitive psychology, you’ll complete aeronautical training with Collaborative Aeronautics Program students from other fields, strengthening your interdisciplinary skills to apply your research towards impactful solutions.

Normally an honours bachelor's degree or its equivalent in Psychology with at least an 80% overall standing, in the last two years, or equivalent is required.

• Letter(s) of Reference
• Statement of Research Interests

Transcripts, and program-specific questions are also required.