Join one of our LA&PS graduate student associations to develop the professional network. You'll benefit from the varied and often extensive programming our associations offer, while meeting peers and employers within your chosen field of study.
Beginning university is a big and exciting step. Navigate through our decision tree to help you get set up, learn all that York has to offer and start your year off strong!
General education courses approved for credit expose students to ways of knowing and fundamental ideas spanning the humanities, natural science and social science.
Come hang out at The French Café where you can meet new people, practice your French-speaking skills and enjoy some free snacks.
This non-credit course enables hopeful and current students the opportunity to learn about advanced functions, such as polynomial, rational, and logarithmic functions, as well as their properties and rates of change. Successful completion of this course allows applicants to meet 12U Math program requirements.
The Nellie Langford Rowell Library is an inclusive, friendly, and safe space and resource for women-identifying and 2SLGBTQIA+ community members. Our diverse collection of books, periodicals and archival materials focus on women, feminism, the women’s movement, gender & women’s studies, anti-racism, sexuality studies, Indigenous studies and more
Explore 38-plus graduate degree options, which cover 21 areas of study within LA&PS. Our diverse graduate programs are innovative, research focused, taught by award-winning, dedicated faculty and driven by an advanced intellectual curiosity about world issues.
Dedicated to representing the interests of graduate students and advancing students’ and workers’ rights across and beyond campus, the York University Graduate Students’ Association also offers a health plan, advocacy, funding, event space, tax help and food support.
LA&PS supports graduate students with numerous awards to offset costs connected to research, travel to scholarly conferences or workshops, the public dissemination of research publications, completion of fieldwork for dissertations and more.
Whether you transfer as a mature student, directly from another postsecondary institution or come back to school after a period away, you'll find your fit at York. Learn more about our programs, transfer process and support services.