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Academic Affairs

Graduate & Postdoctoral Professional Skills (GPPS)

Graduate & Postdoctoral Professional Skills (GPPS)

Supporting the professional development of our graduate students and postdoctoral researchers in a multifaceted way drives the mission of Graduate Studies at York and is key to creating success. Our commitment is to ensure that you have all the tools you need to succeed within and beyond the academic world, informed by reflection and intentional […]

Academic Affairs

Academic Affairs

Academic Affairs supports graduate studies at York in the broad areas of Academic Programs and Policies, Faculty Governance, and Quality Assurance: Support for Faculty Council and its five Standing Committees (Academic Planning and Policy Committee, Petitions Committee, Appeals and Academic Honesty Committee, Awards Committee, Nominating Committee) Advice and support programs regarding curricular changes, new program […]

Research Ethics

Research Ethics

York University is committed to the highest standards of integrity in research. All projects involving the use of Human Subjects, Animals and Biohazardous Materials are subject to review by the appropriate University committee. York University has formulated policies for the conduct of research involving all three of these areas. It is the policy of the University that researchers conducting research […]

Doctoral Dissertation

Doctoral Dissertation

Doctoral General Requirements Types of Dissertations Dissertation Proposals Research Ethics Copyright Intellectual Property Organization and Technical Requirements Technical Requirements Oral Examination Doctoral Dissertation Exam Committees Scheduling of Doctoral Dissertation Oral Exams Doctoral Dissertation Oral Exam Evaluation Guidelines and Reporting of Results Exam Committee Roles and Responsibilities Final Submission How to Submit Step by Step Instructions […]

Master's Thesis

Master's Thesis

Master's General Requirements Types of Theses Thesis Proposals Research Ethics Copyright Intellectual Property Organization & Technical Requirements Technical Requirements Oral Examination Master’s Thesis Exam Committees Scheduling of Master’s Thesis Oral Exams Master’s Thesis Oral Exam Evaluation Guidelines and Reporting of Results Exam Committee Roles and Responsibilities Final Submission How to Submit Step by Step Instructions […]

Enrolment

Enrolment

Students can add and drop courses online via the Registrar's Office. Please visit Registrar's Office—Registration and Enrolment and log in using your Passport York account. If you do not have a Passport York account yet, please visit Preparing for York—Administrative Responsibilities for more information. Graduate Courses Individual graduate programs oversee the administration of graduate courses each term. Please contact […]

FGS Staff Directory

FGS Staff Directory

Admissions All graduate degree and diploma programs can be found on the Future Students website. Prospective students should connect with the Graduate Program Assistant (GPA) in all interested programs. Contact information for each program can be found via our Program Contacts directory. Individual programs can assist with: Program Specific Details Faculty Research Areas Supporting Documentation (Transcripts, […]

Balance of Degree Fees

Balance of Degree Fees

Master's Students Master’s students must register and pay fees for a minimum of the equivalent of three terms of full-time registration, except in programs where a longer program length is specified. (This does not apply to master’s programs in the Schulich School of Business.) With respect to total minimum fee requirements for master’s programs that […]

Leave to Appeal

Leave to Appeal

Appeals of Petitions Decisions: Procedural Guidelines Definition: Leave to AppealAn appeal that can only be pursued once you have been granted leave (permission) by the Appeals and Academic Honesty Committee that will hear the appeal. 1. Parties to a petition are persons who are directly affected by the petition decision and who have participated in the original petition submission. 2. […]