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Applicants are admitted under the General Regulations of the School of Graduate Studies. Applicants must also satisfy the Women and Gender Studies Institute’s additional admission requirements state...
Deadline for receipt of applications is May 1 for international students and June 1 for domestic students. Admission spots are limited; not all applicants who meet the prerequisites will be admitted. ...
Admission to the MSc program is competitive, and applicants are admitted under the General Regulations of the School of Graduate Studies. Admission requirements for the Statistical Theory and Applicat...
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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.
