One of the hallmarks of graduate studies at the University of Toronto is a student’s deep engagement with scholarly work, both past and present, in a given discipline. For research-stream doctoral students, this includes a requirement to produce original research, complete a written thesis, and defend it at a Final Oral Examination. Similarly, research-stream master’s students normally have to write and defend a thesis based on original research. Additionally, a number of professional doctoral and master’s programs require that their students are engaged in scholarly activities under the supervision of a faculty member.
One of the hallmarks of graduate studies at the University of Toronto is a student’s deep engagement with scholarly work, both past and present, in a given discipline. For research-stream doctoral students, this includes a requirement to produce original research, complete a written thesis, and defend it at a Final Oral Examination. Similarly, research-stream master’s students normally have to write and defend a thesis based on original research. Additionally, a number of professional doctoral and master’s programs require that their students are engaged in scholarly activities under the supervision of a faculty member.
As one of the most research-intensive universities in the world, the University of Toronto prides itself on providing graduate students with the opportunity for a deep engagement with scholarly work within their given discipline. Most research-stream doctoral students have a requirement to produce original research, complete a written thesis, and defend it at a Final Oral Examination. Similarly, research-stream master’s students normally have to write and defend a thesis based on original research. Additionally, a number of professional doctoral and master’s programs require that their students be engaged in scholarly activities under the supervision of a faculty member.
As one of the most research-intensive universities in the world, the University of Toronto prides itself on providing graduate students with the opportunity for a deep engagement with scholarly work within their given discipline. Most research-stream doctoral students have a requirement to produce original research, complete a written thesis, and defend it at a Final Oral Examination. Similarly, research-stream master’s students normally have to write and defend a thesis based on original research. Additionally, a number of professional doctoral and master’s programs require that their students be engaged in scholarly activities under the supervision of a faculty member.
This document will help you as a graduate student at the University of Toronto understand best practices in graduate supervision. While these guidelines are written primarily for students in research-stream programs, they will equally apply to many students in professional programs. Indeed, most of the principles underlying best practices in supervision apply to all activities that involve students working with faculty members on scholarly projects.
This document will help you as a graduate student at the University of Toronto understand best practices in graduate supervision. While these guidelines are written primarily for students in research-stream programs, they will equally apply to many students in professional programs. Indeed, most of the principles underlying best practices in supervision apply to all activities that involve students working with faculty members on scholarly projects.
“The Verification of Student Illness or Injury” is the new official University of Toronto form for all students who are requesting special academic consideration based on illness or injury. This new form replaces the “Student Medical Certificate”.
Please provide the form to your Physician, Surgeon, Nurse Practitioner, Registered Psychologist, or Dentist for completion.
“The Verification of Student Illness or Injury” is the new official University of Toronto form for all students who are requesting special academic consideration based on illness or injury. This new form replaces the “Student Medical Certificate”.
Please provide the form to your Physician, Surgeon, Nurse Practitioner, Registered Psychologist, or Dentist for completion.
Guidelines and forms for Workplace Insurance for Postsecondary Students of Publicly Assisted Institutions on Unpaid Work Placements. Students required to undertake an unpaid work placement in order to graduate from their approved postsecondary program are eligible for Ministry sponsored WSIB coverage.
Guidelines and forms for Workplace Insurance for Postsecondary Students of Publicly Assisted Institutions on Unpaid Work Placements. Students required to undertake an unpaid work placement in order to graduate from their approved postsecondary program are eligible for Ministry sponsored WSIB coverage.
