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| Calendar Section (Click for details) | Overview | Program Options | Learning Activities | SGS Calendar Entry |
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Geography and Planning: Geography PhD; Field: Physical Geography and Natural Systems |
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Direct-Entry, Full-Time | Qualifying Exam (Comprehensive / Departmental / Oral), Residency On Campus, Language Requirement (Exam / Translation Exercise / Etc. assessing proficiency in a language other than English) | Geography and Planning |
Geography and Planning: Geography PhD; Field: Spatial Information Systems |
Direct-Entry, Full-Time | Qualifying Exam (Comprehensive / Departmental / Oral), Language Requirement (Exam / Translation Exercise / Etc. assessing proficiency in a language other than English), Residency On Campus | Geography and Planning | |
Geography and Planning: Geography PhD; Field: Urban/Economic Geography |
Direct-Entry, Full-Time | Qualifying Exam (Comprehensive / Departmental / Oral), Residency On Campus, Language Requirement (Exam / Translation Exercise / Etc. assessing proficiency in a language other than English) | Geography and Planning | |
Geography and Planning: Planning MScPl |
Students normally enrol in the Master of Science in Planning (MScPl) for two years of full-time study, although part or all of the requirements of the program may be met by part-time study, with the approval of the Program Director. |
Full-Time, Part-Time, Full-Time, Part-Time | Experiential Learning (Co-op / Internship / Placement / Practicum) | Geography and Planning |
Geography and Planning: Planning MScPl, PhD Courses |
All courses are not given every year; some faculty members may be on research leave. Please consult the departmental graduate office for details. Core Courses for the MScPlPLA1101H, PLA1102H, PLA1103H, PLA1105H, PLA1106H, PLA1107Y, PLA1108H Core Courses for the PhD in Planning |
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Geography and Planning: Planning PhD |
The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is primarily a research degree. A program of study is designed for each student to ensure competence in a field of research and to facilitate the preparation of a dissertation. |
Full-Time | Qualifying Exam (Comprehensive / Departmental / Oral), Residency On Campus, Language Requirement (Exam / Translation Exercise / Etc. assessing proficiency in a language other than English) | Geography and Planning |
Germanic Languages and Literatures: Germanic Languages and Literatures MA |
The Master of Arts (MA) degree in Germanic Languages and Literatures is offered in two fields:
The course-based, one-year MA program normally spans two sessions. Students have the option to concurrently enrol in one of the collaborative specializations at U of T, such as Women and Gender Studies, Jewish Studies, Transnational and Diaspora Studies, or Book History and Print Culture. This also requires registration in their respective core course(s). The MA in German… |
Germanic Languages and Literatures | ||
Germanic Languages and Literatures: Germanic Languages and Literatures MA and Germanic Literature, Culture and Theory PhD Courses |
Not all courses are offered every year. The department should be consulted each session as to actual course offerings. GER1000H, GER1050H, GER1051Y, GER1200H, GER1210H, GER1480H, GER1485H, GER1490H, GER1491H, GER1505H, GER1540H,… |
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Germanic Languages and Literatures: Germanic Languages and Literatures MA; Field: German Literature, Culture and Theory |
Full-Time, Part-Time | Language Requirement (Exam / Translation Exercise / Etc. assessing proficiency in a language other than English) | Germanic Languages and Literatures | |
Germanic Languages and Literatures: Germanic Languages and Literatures MA; Field: Yiddish Studies |
Full-Time, Part-Time | Language Requirement (Exam / Translation Exercise / Etc. assessing proficiency in a language other than English), Major Research Paper / Project | Germanic Languages and Literatures |