CanadaMaster's

Master of Chemical Risk Assessment (M.R.A.)

University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Fee for international students

About CA$6,828 a year (as of 2026)Typical for this university, not this programme's own fee.Source: Statistics Canada
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Master's
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About this programme

Planned outage: Beginning Nov. 1, you will not be able to access the USask admission application and event registration system for up to six days. Learn more . MRA Information Sesson : Join a presentation from staff and faculty from the University of Saskatchewan’s Toxicology Centre and Aarhus University in Denmark for a short presentation on the MRA program. Sessions will be held monthly, beginning in September 2025. Respond to a growing demand for risk assessment expertise--advance your career with USask’s fully online Master of Chemical Risk Assessment (MRA) program, designed for professionals in regulatory affairs, environmental science, and industrial safety who aspire to become experts in chemical risk assessment. The MRA is delivered in partnership with Aarhus University (Denmark), a global leader in environmental risk assessment, and offers learners an international perspective and peer network. Discover how this innovative, fully online program is addressing a critical industry need in environmental and human health risk assessment. The Master of Chemical Risk Assessment (MRA) is a 21-month program, delivered fully online and focuses on how chemical risk assessments are performed, with a focus on both environmental and human health. Meeting a critical industry and regulatory need for experts in environmental and human health risk assessment, learners gain expertise in both prospective assessments (such as pesticide registration) and retrospective assessments (such as contaminated site evaluation).

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Data: Statistics Canada.