Sessions hosted by FGS

Join us to learn more about the graduate programs available at Glendon Campus, and Markham Campus! This presentation will cover the following programs only:

Glendon Campus
Conference Interpreting (MCI)
Études françaises (MA)
Études francophones (PhD)
Public & International Affairs (MPIA)
Translation (MA)

Markham Campus
Graduate Diploma in Biotechnology (GDB)
Graduate Diploma in Management (GDM)
Master of Biotechnology Management (MBM)
Master of Management Practice (MScMP)
Master of Public Policy, Administration & Law (Municipal Stream) (MPPAL)

We will cover admission requirements, eligibility, tuition, funding, scholarships, and how to apply. Questions welcome!

If you have any accessibility requirements for this event, please let us know at fgsapply@yorku.ca.

In this session, Vice-Provost and Dean Alice MacLachan will walk you through some essential steps for your graduate studies applications. Join us to learn more about:

- how to write a statement of interest
- choosing a graduate program
- finding and approaching potential research supervisors
- other tips and tricks for putting your best foot forward in your graduate studies application

This session is happening as part of Experience Grad York. To find other sessions covering graduate admissions at York, please visit https://www.yorku.ca/gradstudies/egy/.

If you have any accessibility requirements for this event, please let us know at fgsapply@yorku.ca.

This session will go over how to best prepare for graduate school applications when you still have a few years to go before formally applying. We'll talk about application requirements and how you can start, or continue, to meet and exceed them.

This session is meant for folks who are currently in their undergraduate program, and plan on applying to graduate studies at least two years in the future if not more.

You are also welcome to attend if you are no longer in an undergraduate program, but still do not plan on applying to graduate studies for at least two years in the future if not more.

If you are interested in applying for a graduate program starting in September 2026, we invite you to check out any of the Faculty Admissions sessions being held during Experience Grad York: https://www.yorku.ca/gradstudies/egy/

If you have any accessibility requirements for this event, please let us know at fgsapply@yorku.ca.

Join us to learn more about the graduate programs available in the School of Arts, Media, Performance & Design at York.

This presentation will cover the following:

Art History & Visual Culture (MA & PhD)
Cinema & Media Studies (MA & PhD)
Digital Media (MA, MSc, PhD)
Film (MFA)
Theatre, Dance, & Performance Studies (MA & PhD)
Visual Arts (MFA & PhD)

We will cover admission requirements, eligibility, tuition, funding, scholarships, and how to apply. Questions welcome!

If you have any accessibility requirements for this event, please let us know at fgsapply@yorku.ca.

We invite you to join us for a General Graduate Studies Admissions Drop In Hour! Join us to ask any questions that you might have about York University and our graduate admissions process.

Participants in this group session are able to ask questions via chat, and a representative will answer each question out loud.

PLEASE NOTE: During these sessions we will not be able to answer any questions about Schulich School of Business programs, or Osgoode Law School programs.

For all other questions about graduate diplomas, master's programs, and doctoral degrees, we look forward to having you attend the event.

If you have any accessibility requirements for this event, please let us know at fgsapply@yorku.ca.

Join us as we walk through the York graduate application, so that you can see what to expect when you apply. Questions welcome!

This session does not cover applications to Schulich School of Business programs, or Osgoode Law programs.

If you have any accessibility requirements for this event, please let us know at fgsapply@yorku.ca.

Join us to learn more about the many kinds of financial support available to graduate students to help fund their studies. In this session we will cover each of these separate categories of financial support:

- Funding Packages
- Scholarships
- Other Awards
- Bursaries
- OSAP

Learn more about which supports require an application, which supports you are automatically considered for, and the various timelines associated with each.

If you have any accessibility requirements for this event, please let us know at fgsapply@yorku.ca

Join us for an hour-long drop in session where you can ask Vice-Provost and Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies, Alice MacLachlan anything about the Graduate Admissions process!

Take advantage of this opportunity to ask an expert any burning questions you have about the admissions process. How to pick a graduate program? How much do grades really matter? What's it like to be on the receiving end of requests for a supervisor? What is grad school really like? How do I become a professor, or even Dean?

If you have any accessibility requirements for this event, please let us know at fgsapply@yorku.ca.

This session will cover the following topics:

- What is Grad Supervision, and how does it fit into Graduate Studies?
- What is the format of Graduate Supervision?
- Who needs a supervisor/what does a supervisor actually do, and what do students do in this teaching/learning relationship?
- How to find and approach supervisors, particularly if one is needed prior to applying

If you have any accessibility requirements for this event, please let us know at fgsapply@yorku.ca.

Join us to learn more about admissions for the following Faculty of Education programs at York:

- Bachelor of Education ("Teacher's College)
- Master of Education
- PhD in Education

We will cover admission requirements, eligibility, tuition, funding (where applicable), scholarships, and how to apply. Questions welcome!

If you have any accessibility requirements for this event, please let us know at fgsapply@yorku.ca.