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| Program Title (Click for details) | Overview | Program Options | Learning Activities | SGS Calendar Entry |
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Ethnic, Immigration and Pluralism Studies: Master's Level |
Full-Time | Ethnic, Immigration and Pluralism Studies (Collaborative Specialization) | ||
European and Eurasian Studies: European and Eurasian Studies MA |
The Master of Arts program in European and Eurasian Studies (MA EES) is designed to provide a well-rounded education in European and Eurasian studies for students who wish to pursue professional, non-academic careers in areas such as government and diplomacy, journalism, business, and teaching. The programs also enrich and broaden the base of knowledge of graduate students considering any PhD-level study with a specialization in the European and Eurasian areas. The MA in European and Eurasian Studies offers students:
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Full-Time | Experiential Learning (Co-op / Internship / Placement / Practicum), Major Research Paper / Project | European and Eurasian Studies |
European and Eurasian Studies: European and Eurasian Studies MA Courses |
Not all courses are offered every year. Consult the Centre for European and Eurasian Studies and individual departments for course availability. Consult the Graduate Coordinator for course credit eligibility. Required CoursesElective Courses |
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Financial Economics: Financial Economics MFE |
Full-Time | Experiential Learning Eligible for ON Tax Credit (Co-op / Internship / Placement / Practicum) | Financial Economics | |
Food Studies: Courses |
Required CoursesElective CoursesThese courses may have prerequisites and enrolment limits. These courses may not be offered every year. Students may take courses not listed below with approval of the collaborative specialization director. |
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Food Studies: Doctoral Level |
Full-Time | Food Studies (Collaborative Specialization) | ||
Food Studies: Master's Level |
Full-Time | Food Studies (Collaborative Specialization) | ||
Forestry: Forest Conservation MFC |
The professionally oriented Master of Forest Conservation (MFC) is an intensive 16-month course-based program with a strong focus on field and laboratory practical training, Canadian and international field courses, practical internships, and individual and group research. It provides a strong, coherent professional education in forest conservation to students from diverse educational backgrounds. The MFC is accredited by the Canadian Forestry Accreditation Board. Graduates are eligible to begin the process of licensure to become a Professional Forester. The MFC… |
Extended Full-Time, Full-Time, Part-Time | Experiential Learning Eligible for ON Tax Credit (Co-op / Internship / Placement / Practicum), Field Work | Forestry |
Forestry: Forestry MFC, MScF, PhD Courses |
The Graduate Department of Forestry offers the following courses. Students should consult the departmental website each session to confirm availability. A maximum of one directed studies course taken with a student's supervisor can be credited towards meeting departmental degree program requirements. |
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Forestry: Forestry MScF |
The Master of Science in Forestry (MScF) is a research- and thesis-based program in areas relevant to faculty expertise and funding. These include forest conservation biology and wildlife ecology, forest biosphere science, invasive species and threats to forest health, environmental sustainability of managed forests, fire and ecosystem management, forest conservation planning, sustainable development and economics, political ecology and governance of forests, social and cultural ecology of forest ecosystems, urban forestry, and forest biomaterials science and engineering… |
Full-Time | Master's Thesis | Forestry |