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| Calendar Section (Click for details) | Overview | Program Options | Learning Activities | SGS Calendar Entry |
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Engineering Education: Courses |
Core Courses
Elective Courses (PhD Level Only)Department of Curriculum, Teaching and LearningCTL1018H, CTL1041H, CTL1042H, CTL1047H, CTL1206H, CTL1207H, CTL1211H, CTL1215H,… |
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Engineering Education: Doctoral Level |
Full-Time | Engineering Education (Collaborative Specialization) | ||
Engineering Education: Master's Level |
Full-Time | Engineering Education (Collaborative Specialization) | ||
English: English MA |
Fostering a sophisticated command of current theoretical approaches, the Master of Arts (MA) program provides coverage and support in a diverse range of historical, geographical, thematic, and interdisciplinary research areas. The MA program can be taken on a full-time or part-time basis, with the exception of MA in English in the field of Creative Writing, which is taken on a full-time basis only. The MA in English in the field of Creative Writing has different requirements, which are described in a separate section below. |
Part-Time, Full-Time | English | |
English: English MA, PhD Courses |
The following list of possible courses is subject to revision; further information, including course descriptions and timetables, are posted on the Department of English website and may be obtained from the department before enrolment. Courses offered by the department vary considerably from year to year. Students in English are eligible to take courses in other graduate units (for example, Comparative Literature, Medieval Studies, Drama, Information, South Asian Studies,… |
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English: English MA; Field: Creative Writing |
Full-Time | Creative Milestone (Exhibit / Performance / Portfolio / Recital) | English | |
English: English PhD |
Fostering a sophisticated command of current theoretical approaches, the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program provides coverage and support for research projects in a diverse range of historical, geographical, thematic, and interdisciplinary research areas. Applicants are normally admitted through one of two routes: 1) a master's degree in English, 2) in exceptional cases, an appropriate bachelor's degree (direct entry). Completion of the PhD program may take longer than… |
Direct-Entry, Full-Time | Language Requirement (Exam / Translation Exercise / Etc. assessing proficiency in a language other than English), Qualifying Exam (Comprehensive / Departmental / Oral) | English |
Environment and Health: Courses |
The School of the Environment offers individual credit courses that are open to graduate students from all units of the University, subject to enrolment limits. Except for the core course, ENV4001H, not all courses are offered every year. Graduate students enrolled in the CSES may also request to count non-listed electives towards their collaborative specialization pending approval from the School’s Graduate Associate Director. (Non-listed electives are those not on 1) the pre-approved list of School of the Environment courses or 2) those that are… |
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Environment and Health: Doctoral Level |
Full-Time | Environment and Health (Collaborative Specialization) | ||
Environment and Health: Master's Level |
Full-Time | Environment and Health (Collaborative Specialization) |