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| Program Title (Click for details) | Overview | Program Options | Learning Activities | SGS Calendar Entry |
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Economics: Economics MA, PhD Courses |
Not all courses are offered every year. Please refer to the department's website for a current course list. Preliminary CoursesCore Courses in Economic Theory |
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Economics: Economics PhD |
The Department of Economics offers two PhD programs: a regular-entry program for students who have completed a master's degree in economics or a closely related field, and a direct-entry program for students with only an undergraduate degree. Both are full-time programs. |
Direct-Entry, Full-Time | Qualifying Exam (Comprehensive / Departmental / Oral) | Economics |
Economics: Emphases |
Economic Data AnalyticsParticipating Programs:
Students who wish to complete the emphasis in Economic Data Analytics must successfully complete 1.5 full-course equivalents (FCEs) as part of their MA program: |
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Economics: Mathematical Finance MMF |
In the Mathematical Finance (MMF) program, students reshape their existing analytical abilities with the help of senior academics in mathematics, computer science, statistics, and engineering who have experience with the tools of mathematical finance. This cross-disciplinary approach develops graduates with a richer, more innovative approach to applied mathematics in real-world situations. Some of the faculty are seasoned practitioners from the financial industry while others are from leading firms in the financial software industry, developing applications around… |
Full-Time | Experiential Learning (Co-op / Internship / Placement / Practicum) | Economics |
Economics: Mathematical Finance MMF Courses |
Courses are offered in modules. A module will consist of a four-week unit with a minimum of three contact hours per week, or its equivalent. A large portion of the learning for the module will take place outside of class through carefully designed computer projects and group study. MMF1900Y, MMF1910H, MMF1914H, MMF1915H, MMF1920H, MMF1921H, MMF1922H,… |
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Editing Ancient and Medieval Texts: Courses |
Course information may be obtained from the Centre of Medieval Studies' website. Medieval StudiesMST1000Y, MST1101H, MST1104H, MST1105H, MST1107H, MST1110H, MST1111H, MST1115H, MST1384H,… |
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Editing Ancient and Medieval Texts: Doctoral Level |
Full-Time | Editing Ancient and Medieval Texts (Collaborative Specialization) | ||
Education, Francophonies and Diversity: Courses |
Not all courses are offered every year. Please consult the respective graduate unit's course schedule for details. Core CourseElective CoursesCTL1000H, CTL1304H, CTL1306H, CTL1307H, CTL3010H, CTL3201H, CTL3202H, CTL3203H, SJE1415H,… |
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Education, Francophonies and Diversity: Doctoral Level |
Full-Time | Education, Francophonies and Diversity (Collaborative Specialization) | ||
Education, Francophonies and Diversity: Master's Level |
Full-Time | Education, Francophonies and Diversity (Collaborative Specialization) |