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Real Time FlexibilityThe Kellogg-Schulich Executive MBA from York University offers unique teaching modules every third weekend means time to prepare assignments while minimizing time away from w...
Managing a brand’s reputation in the public eye is no simple task. Whether you’re responding to a last-minute media inquiry, dealing with negative publicity, or monitoring the web for news...
This humanities-based interdisciplinary program will help students to acquire comprehensive knowledge of cinema and media theory, history, and criticism. Along with developing essential research and t...
The M.A. in Art History at York University normally requires two years of full-time study. Part-time students, especially those with experience in the discipline, are encouraged to apply. Where possib...
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Scholarships are usually awarded at the doctoral level, and you must submit a strong resume including a high-quality language degree, articles published in international scientific journals, and a high GPA. Studying in Canada is not always free and you usually have to pay tuition to study at a Canadian university unless you have received a scholarship.
Scholarships are usually awarded at the doctoral level, and you must submit a strong resume including a high-quality language degree, articles published in international scientific journals, and a high GPA. Studying in Canada is not always free and you usually have to pay tuition to study at a Canadian university unless you have received a scholarship.
Scholarships are usually awarded at the doctoral level, and you must submit a strong resume including a high-quality language degree, articles published in international scientific journals, and a high GPA. Studying in Canada is not always free and you usually have to pay tuition to study at a Canadian university unless you have received a scholarship.
Scholarships are usually awarded at the doctoral level, and you must submit a strong resume including a high-quality language degree, articles published in international scientific journals, and a high GPA. Studying in Canada is not always free and you usually have to pay tuition to study at a Canadian university unless you have received a scholarship.
