Modelling And Computational Science (master's Program) at Ontario Tech University - Program overview

Program overview

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Last updated on 2026-10-01

Program overview

The Modelling and Computational Science master's program combines mathematics, science, and computer science to teach students how to use mathematical modelling when studying real-world phenomena. This interdisciplinary program emphasizes the importance of mathematical models and computational science as powerful tools for analyzing complex problems across various fields, including physical, biological, medical, environmental, and economic domains. Students will gain insights into atmospheric phenomena, climate variability, molecular behavior, and more, equipping them with the skills necessary to tackle challenges that are difficult to study through traditional methods.

Program structure

The Modelling and Computational Science master's program is designed to be completed in approximately 24 months of full-time study. The program structure includes:

Courses with a research thesis component
In-class delivery method
Access to state-of-the-art computational facilities through partnerships with SHARCNET and SOSCIP
Start dates available in September, January, or May

This program offers a comprehensive introduction to all aspects of the modelling process, leveraging the interdisciplinary nature of the Faculty of Science and collaborating faculties. Students will engage in a curriculum that prepares them for advanced research and practical applications in various scientific fields.

Featured Experiences

Access to advanced local computing infrastructure for hands-on experience
Collaboration opportunities with faculty across various disciplines
Research projects that address real-world problems in fields such as climate modelling and computational neuroscience
Participation in the Shared Hierarchical Research Computer Network (SHARCNET) for enhanced computational resources
Engagement in interdisciplinary research areas, including energy, fluid dynamics, and medical imaging

Career Options

Data Scientist: Analyze and interpret complex data to help organizations make informed decisions.
Computational Scientist: Utilize computational methods to solve scientific problems across various disciplines.
Climate Modeler: Develop and analyze models to understand climate change and its impacts.
Research Analyst: Conduct research and analysis to support scientific studies and projects.
Software Developer: Design and implement software solutions for scientific applications and data analysis.

DISCLAIMER: The information above is subject to change. For the latest updates, please contact LOA Portal's advisors.

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Last updated on 2026-10-01

Program overview

Academic Requirements

The Modelling And Computational Science master's program has specific academic requirements for applicants, particularly for international students. Here are the key points to consider:

Minimum GPA: The website does not specify a minimum GPA requirement for this program.
International Students:
- Vietnam: Applicants must present the Upper Secondary School Graduation Diploma – Bằng Tốt Nghiệp Phổ Thông Trung Học. They are required to submit both their academic transcript indicating all subjects taken and grades achieved, along with an official copy of their diploma or graduation certificate. If documents are issued in a language other than English, notarized literal English translations must also be provided.
- Other Asian Countries: Similar requirements apply, where applicants must submit their academic transcripts and diplomas, along with notarized translations if necessary.
Transcripts: Transcripts may be required to be evaluated by WES in some cases.
Prerequisite Courses: The website does not specify any prerequisite courses for this program.

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Language Requirements

All applicants to the Modelling and Computational Science master's program are required to demonstrate their proficiency in English. This requirement can be satisfied through one of the following accepted English language tests:

CAEL: Minimum score of 70 overall, with all sub-scores at least 60.
Duolingo:
- 120 overall for MBAI, MFDA, MITS, and Master of Engineering (MEng).
- 130 overall for Master of Education (MEd), Doctorate of Education (EdD), and Master of Health Science (MHSc) course-based only.
IELTS:
- 6.5 overall for most programs.
- 7.0 overall for MBAI, MFDA, Master of Arts in Education, Doctorate of Education (EdD), and Master of Health Science (MHSc).
Please note that only the IELTS Academic test is accepted.
TOEFL (Internet-based):
- For tests written after January 21, 2026:
  - Overall 4.5, no section score below 4.0 for most programs.
  - Overall 5.0, no section score below 4.0 for Master of Arts in Education, Doctorate of Education (EdD), Master of Health Science (MHSc), MBAI, and MFDA.
- For tests written before January 21, 2026:
  - Overall 83 and minimum Listening: 20; Reading: 20; Speaking: 19; Writing: 20 for most programs.
  - Overall 92 and minimum Listening: 20; Reading: 20; Speaking: 19; Writing: 20 for Master of Arts in Education, Doctorate of Education (EdD), and Master of Health Science (MHSc).
  - Overall 100 and minimum Listening: 20; Reading: 20; Speaking: 19; Writing: 20 for MBAI and MFDA.
TOEFL (paper-based):
- 560 for most programs.
- 580 for Master of Arts in Education, Doctorate of Education (EdD), and Master of Health Science (MHSc).

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DISCLAIMER: The information above is subject to change. For the latest updates, please contact LOA Portal's advisors. The listed minimum requirements are a guideline and do not guarantee admission. Do not worry, we will notify you of any changes during the application process.

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