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Academic Affairs

Individualized Development Plan (IDP)

Individualized Development Plan (IDP) The Faculty of Graduate Studies' IDP is a tool to assist graduate students, like you, to identify and develop your goals during your studies. When creating an IDP, with the help of a mentor, you can enhance your professional growth and skills by: Whether one chooses to complete an IDP, or […]

Curriculum Development and Academic Calendar

Note: Proposal procedures will differ depending on your Faculty and its graduate curriculum committee. Please contact the Associate Director, Graduate Academic Affairs for more information. Archived graduate procedures for courses and minor modifications are accessible at Curriculum Development—Archived, for information. These guidelines and procedures are intended to support the review and approval process with respect to curriculum development, […]

Graduate Faculty Membership

All appointments and reappointments must be reported to the Office of the Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies through the Academic Resource Management System (ARMS) database – arms.info.yorku.ca, as follows.  Please see the FGS Faculty Appointments Database Manual. Members of the Faculty of Graduate Studies are normally appointed to a specific graduate program or programs. Depending upon the appointment […]

Graduate & Postdoctoral Professional Skills (GPPS)

Supporting the professional development of our graduate students and postdoctoral researchers in a multifaceted way drives the mission of Graduate Studies at 91ÑÇÉ« and is key to creating success. Our commitment is to ensure that you have all the tools you need to succeed within and beyond the academic world, informed by reflection and intentional […]

Academic Affairs

Academic Affairs supports graduate studies at 91ÑÇÉ« in the broad areas of Academic Programs and Policies, Faculty Governance, Quality Assurance, and Graduate Supervision:

Research Proposal and Research Ethics

This page contains important information helpful to graduate students embarking on research associated with their graduate studies. All University-based research involving human participants, whether funded or non-funded, faculty or student, scholarly, commercial or consultative, is subject to the ethics review process. In accordance with graduate program requirements and procedures, all students should prepare a thesis/dissertation […]

Thesis and Dissertation

Forms for Research Ethics approval and for Thesis and Dissertations are available on the FGS Forms page.

Enrolment

Students can add and drop courses online via the Registrar's Office. Please visit Registrar's Office—Registration and Enrolment and log in using your Passport 91ÑÇÉ« account. If you do not have a Passport 91ÑÇÉ« account yet, please visit Preparing for 91ÑÇɫ—Administrative Responsibilities for more information. Graduate Courses Individual graduate programs oversee the administration of graduate courses each term. Please contact […]

FGS Staff Directory

Graduate Admissions IMPORTANT: For up to date information on Canada Post, visit canadapost.ca/negotiations. If you need to mail documents to the University, consider uploading supporting documents via MyFile. If you are using MyCreds or Parchment, please send documents to fgsapply@yorku.ca. Also, you can arrange for digital submission via OUAC. For alternative mailing services, please arrange services with alternate couriers […]

Balance of Degree Fees

Master's Students Master’s students must register and pay fees for a minimum of the equivalent of three terms of full-time registration, except in programs where a longer program length is specified. (This does not apply to master’s programs in the Schulich School of Business.) With respect to total minimum fee requirements for master’s programs that […]