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South Asian Studies	Lead Faculty of the Collaborative Specialization Arts and Science Participating Degree Programs Anthropology — MA, MSc, PhD Comparative Literature — MA, PhD Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies — MA, PhD East Asian Studies — MA, PhD English — MA, PhD…
Spanish	Faculty Affiliation Arts and Science Degree Programs Spanish MA and PhD Fields: Hispanic Linguistics; Hispanic Literatures and Cultures Collaborative Specializations The following collaborative specializations are available to students in participating degree programs as listed below: Book History and Print Culture Spanish, MA, PhD …
Speech~Language Pathology	Faculty Affiliation Medicine Degree Programs Speech-Language Pathology MHSc Overview The Department of Speech-Language Pathology was established at the University of Toronto in 1958 with the creation of a two-year postgraduate diploma program, the first English-speaking program in Canada. The Master of Health Science (MHSc) program was established in 1978 and is a full-time professional graduate program. Academic and clinical faculty provide innovative teaching and learning opportunities for students…
Statistical Sciences	Faculty Affiliation Arts and Science Degree Programs Financial Insurance MFI Statistics MSc Fields: Statistical Theory and Applications; Probability PhD Fields: Statistical Theory and Applications; Probability; Actuarial Science and Mathematical Finance Overview Statistical Sciences involves the study of random phenomena and…
Theoretical Astrophysics	Faculty Affiliation Arts and Science Degree Programs The Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics (CITA) does not offer an independent graduate degree program. Students interested in theoretical astrophysics are encouraged to enrol in the graduate programs offered by cognate departments such as Astronomy and Astrophysics, Chemistry, and Physics. All CITA faculty hold cross-appointments in one or more of these departments; students seeking research supervision by CITA faculty are welcome to inquire. CITA research fellows and visitors are also…
Toxicology	Lead Faculty of the Collaborative Specialization Medicine Participating Degree Programs Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology — MSc, PhD Medical Science — MSc, PhD Nutritional Sciences — MSc, PhD Pharmaceutical Sciences — MSc, PhD Pharmacology…
Women and Gender Studies (Collaborative Specialization)	Lead Faculty of the Collaborative Specialization Arts and Science Participating Degree Programs Adult Education and Community Development — MA, MEd, PhD Anthropology — MA, MSc, PhD Cinema Studies — MA Classics — MA, PhD Comparative Literature — MA, PhD …
Women and Gender Studies	Faculty Affiliation Arts and Science Degree Programs Women and Gender Studies MA and PhD Collaborative Specializations The following collaborative specializations are available to students in participating degree programs as listed below: Aging, Palliative and Supportive Care Across the Life Course Women and Gender Studies, MA …
Women's Health	Lead Faculty of the Collaborative Specialization Public Health Participating Degree Programs Anthropology — MA, MSc, PhD Dentistry — MSc, PhD English — MA, PhD Health Policy, Management and Evaluation — MSc, PhD Immunology — MSc, PhD …
Workplace Learning and Social Change	Lead Faculty of the Collaborative Specialization Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) Participating Degree Programs Adult Education and Community Development — MA, MEd, PhD Industrial Relations and Human Resources — MIRHR, PhD Rehabilitation Science — MSc, PhD Social…

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