For details on course offerings, check with the departmental graduate office.

Theory and Methods of Sociology — Core Courses

SOC6001H, SOC6101H, SOC6201H, SOC6301H, SOC6302H, SOC6303H, SOC6309H, SOC6401H, SOC6701H, SOC6707H, SOC6708H,…

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program provides training in conducting theoretically rich and methodologically sophisticated sociological research. Through the program, students design and carry out research projects, present their work at professional conferences, and author scholarly publications. The program is designed to provide both a broad knowledge of the discipline and specialized methodological and subject matter expertise.

Applicants may enter the PhD program via one of two routes: 1) following completion of an appropriate MA or 2) direct entry after…

Core Course

SAS2004H

Elective Courses

SAS2000H, SAS2000Y, SAS4900H

The Master of Health Science (MHSc) program educates graduate students to become highly competent entry-level clinicians in the profession of speech-language pathology. It prepares students to work in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, schools, community clinics, and private practice. Speech-language pathologists provide services across the lifespan to individuals with a wide range of speech, language, hearing, and swallowing disorders. The integrated curriculum places equal emphasis on theoretical and practical competencies regarding normal development, as well as…

Consult the departmental website for a listing of all required courses offered during each academic year.

Students must successfully complete a total of 17.5 full-course equivalents (FCEs) as follows:

Year 1

SLP1500Y, SLP1502Y, SLP1503Y, SLP1505Y, SLP1506H, SLP1507H, SLP1509Y, SLP1514Y,…

The Master of Financial Insurance (MFI) is a full-time professional program based on three pillars: data science, financial mathematics, and insurance modelling. This program is appropriate for students with backgrounds in statistics, actuarial science, economics, and mathematics. Students with a quantitative background (such as physics and engineering) and sufficient statistical training are also encouraged to apply.

Students in the Master of Science (MSc) program can conduct research in the fields of 1) Statistical Theory and Applications or 2) Probability. The program offers numerous courses in theoretical and applied aspects of Statistical Sciences, which prepare students for pursuing a PhD program or directly entering the data science workforce.

The MSc program can be taken on a full-time or part-time basis. Program requirements are the same for the full-time and part-time options.

The department offers a selection of courses each year from the following list with the possibility of additions. The core courses will be offered each year. Consult the department for courses offered in the current academic year.

STA1007H, STA1008H, JAS1101H, STA2005H, STA2006H, STA2016H,…