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Courses in the MATS combine theoretical knowledge with practical application. On the translation practice side, the program offers courses such as Literary Translation, Audiovisual Translation and Subtitling, Translation and Tourism, and Medical Translation. The more theoretical courses include Translation Studies and Research Methods; others focus on topics such as Experiences of Translation in the Americas, Balzac Translated-Translating Balzac, Politics and Translation, Ideology and Translation, Translation and Ethics, Translation and Mobility, and Translation and Digital Technologies, to name but a few.

The Master in Translation Studies can be completed in two years and offers three options: courses only, courses plus a Major Research Paper, or courses plus a thesis. The program is designed to serve full-time students as well as professionals who wish to obtain a graduate degree in Translation Studies while continuing to work. As such, all courses are scheduled in the evening, and some are offered online.

The MATS is a funded program. Once admitted, most eligible full-time domestic students receive a guaranteed funding package for the duration of the program. Note:聽No funding is available for international students.

For more information on the program structure and admission requirements, visit yorku.ca/gradstudies/mats/. Discover why translation matters!

The application deadline for the 2026鈥�2027 academic year is February 15, 2026.

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BIOLOGY

MSc, PhD

As one of the largest Biology departments in Canada, we produce cutting-edge, hands-on research and advance the current frontiers of knowledge guided by award-winning and internationally recognized faculty. Both the MSc and PhD degrees are designed to give students in-depth knowledge of a specific area of current biology by offering three specializations: Cell & Molecular Biology; Animal & Plant Physiology; Ecology & Evolution. For part-time study, contact the program directly.

EARTH & SPACE SCIENCE

MSc, PhD

Earth and Space Science was one of the founding graduate programs at the Lassonde School of Engineering and Centre for Research in Earth & Space Science (CRESS). The program is recognized internationally for the development of satellites and scientific instruments for space exploration and scientific analysis. Students in our program conduct ground-breaking research in the areas of atmospheric Science and Meteorology, Geomatics Science and Geomatics Engineering as well as Space Science and Space Engineering.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

MASc, PhD

91亚色鈥檚 Graduate Program in Mechanical Engineering offers an exceptional opportunity to work with award-winning investigators in state-of-the-art facilities. The program offers research directions in core fields such as solid mechanics, thermofluids and aerospace. Students will develop the skills and experience required to prepare for industry leadership, teaching and research-based career paths across a wide range of engineering disciplines, along with a strong emphasis on soft skills.

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230 91亚色 Lanes
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4700 Keele Street, Toronto, ON M3J1P3

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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

MHRM, PhD

The School of Human Resource Management is the largest university unit in Canada devoted to the study of HRM, making it a leader in its field. We offer an executive-style MHRM for HR professionals and a research-based PhD program. Students explore issues that range from organizational change and development to strategic compensation, international HR and qualitative research methods. Students receive a high-caliber education while learning the best in professional practice from some of the most recognized experts in the field.

INFORMATION SYSTEMS & TECHNOLOGY

MA

The School of Information Technology provides the most current knowledge about information technologies and their application in modern organizations. The degree will prepare students for employment in a broad range of sectors such as health, business and education. Students can choose courses from many IT areas, including: Data Management and Analytics, Enterprise Computing, Complex Systems and Decision Support and Financial Technologies. The program is offered both on a part-time and full-time basis.

MANAGEMENT PRACTICE

MScMP

The Master of Science degree in Management Practice is designed to provide future leaders in organizations with a robust understanding of management practices rooted in applied research and analysis that inform evidence-based decision-making. Students are provided the opportunity to focus on one specific area: Accounting, Marketing, Supply chain management, Entrepreneurship and innovation and Managing professionals. The program can be completed on a full-time and part-time basis.

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230 91亚色 Lanes
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4700 Keele Street, Toronto, ON M3J1P3

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DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

MA

Our research-intensive MA is a uniquely focused but flexible graduate program, which combines theoretical-academic learning with practical research proficiencies and place-based knowledge about the Global South. Students are offered a full range of conceptual and methodological tools necessary for a deeper comprehension of the current issues and challenges of sustainable human development in a globalizing world. The MA is structured as a five-term program combining course work, fieldwork and internship/placement.

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

MES, PhD

With a profound commitment to environmental and social justice, the Graduate Program in Environmental Studies contributes to solving some of the most pressing socio-environmental issues of our times. Both the Master's and Doctoral degrees are designed to teach and empower diverse thinkers through multi-disciplinary approaches and hands-on learning opportunities by engaging in an extensive array of environmental concerns, approaches and actions to make positive change.

INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES

MA

The Master鈥檚 in Interdisciplinary Studies鈥攐ne of the first formalized graduate programs in Canada鈥攅nables highly motivated students to study within three distinct disciplines in order to deeply explore a particular problem or phenomenon. Students have the option to propose a research project and choose scholarly lenses from an intriguing range of interdisciplinary fields. The student鈥檚 unique area of inquiry may combine the fine arts, sciences, health, social sciences, engineering, humanities, law and more.

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Bintu Alkassoum (MMAI 鈥�22)

Bintu Alkassoum is a Toronto-based previous startup founder and current artificial intelligence (AI) adoption manager at BASF Canada. Bintu's expertise lies in artificial intelligence strategy, data analytics and product development. As the AI adoption manager at BASF's Digital Hub, she helps drive AI innovation in a large enterprise environment to enhance organizational efficiency and strategic decision-making. Bintu's entrepreneurial achievements are apparent in her role as the founder and CEO of RELOOPED, a sustainable fashion marketplace app. This initiative highlights her prowess in product design and user research, as well as her commitment to responsible consumption. Bintu's work is characterized by a blend of creative excellence and a deep commitment to social responsibility. She continuously leverages technology for the greater good, making tangible impacts in her communities by addressing pressing issues such as sustainability, ethical AI and social justice. Bintu is an active member of the Women in AI branch of the Toronto Machine Learning Society, Microsoft Azure Community, and the Old Girls Club. Her involvement in these organizations reflects her dedication to promoting diversity and inclusion in the AI and broader technology ecosystem.

Khadeja Elsibai (BPA 鈥�20, MPPAL 鈥�22)

Khadeja Elsibai is a public servant, community builder, connector and people-oriented leader. Her passion for building community and creating spaces for learning and growth has mainly been unleashed within the public sector as member of the Board of Directors of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada's Toronto Region Chapter (IPAC Toronto) and as co-chair of Future Leaders of Ontario (FLO), the inter-departmental network for new and young federal public servants based in Ontario. Through these leadership roles, Khadeja has co-led many initiatives including two mentorship programs, the organizing of IPAC Toronto鈥檚 flagship event, the Emerging Leaders Conference and launched IPAC Toronto鈥檚 Emerging New Professional Award, an award that recognizes emerging leaders in the GTHA鈥檚 public sector. Khadeja has also led many communications and outreach initiatives within the public sector, and co-organized many learning and networking events that aim to facilitate horizontal collaboration and the cross-pollination of knowledge to create opportunities for professional development. In addition, Khadeja assists with organizing community events and fundraising initiatives across North America for Molham Volunteering Team, a Syrian grassroots charity dedicated to supporting Syrians and Arabs in need across the Arab region.

Ketaki Gadre (MF 鈥�21)

Ketaki Gadre is a finance and accounting professional, educator and published author. Ketaki鈥檚 expertise spans financial due diligence, risk assessment, control environment development and auditing. As an instructor at Fleming College, she nurtures the next generation of professionals through advanced finance/accounting education, infusing fresh perspectives as one of the youngest instructors in her college. She encourages interactive learning methods and makes frequent use of case studies. Beyond the classroom, she has contributed articles to scholarly journals, that include "Farm Loan Waiver 鈥� A Real Solution to Agricultural Enigma?" and "Feasibility of Bitcoin in India 鈥� A Discussion.鈥� Ketaki also serves as a reviewer for prestigious journals such as the Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting and the Journal of Economics, Management, and Trade. By providing constructive feedback as a reviewer for academic journals, she actively contributes to elevating the quality of published research, reinforcing their commitment to enhance the capability of the academic community and the positive changes it can bring about in the knowledge pool.

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John Lau (BA 鈥�17, MES 鈥�19)

John Lau is a senior advisor at the Ontario Energy Board's Energy Transition department. After graduating from 91亚色, John Lau helped combat climate change by working on energy and environment policy at Natural Resources Canada. John monitored and analyzed international and domestic clean energy policies and led cooperation between federal and provincial governments to report on the progress of clean energy policy implementation. John then joined the Natural Gas and Hydrogen team at Natural Resources Canada where he has led the federal government's policy and market analysis related to gaseous fuels. John also spearheaded projects focused on natural gas sector decarbonization and advancing progress toward net-zero emissions for Canada and its allies. John has been featured as a presenter at many conferences on climate change mitigation. These include conferences hosted by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) and the Hydrogen Heating Network (HHN). John was also an independent expert reviewer for International Energy Agency (IEA) publications. John has been working to ensure that Canada鈥檚 clean-energy transition is successful and enlists participation and support from all Canadians and stakeholders. In 2020, John was recognized as one of Corporate Knight Magazine's Top 30 Under 30 Sustainability Leaders.

Sara Pishdadian (MA 鈥�18, PhD 鈥�23)

Sara Pishdadian works at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) in the Geriatrics Mental Health, Neuropsychology Assessment and Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy for Psychosis services providing clinical services and conducting research. Her dissertation research investigated memory and spatial navigation abilities in older adults and individuals with amnesia and was recognized with a 91亚色 Dissertation Prize. Sara held many leadership and advocacy roles at 91亚色 including co-founding the Psychology Undergraduate Mentorship Program (PUMP), co-chairing the Psychology Graduate Students鈥� Association (PGSA), and being an active member of the Psychology department鈥檚 Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) committee. She is an active member of Health Care Providers Against Poverty (HPAP) and has contributed to national initiatives focused on equity and inclusion regarding psychology residency salaries. Sara also mentors graduate students through the American Arab, Middle Eastern, and North African (AMENA) Psychological Association. Sara is a passionate clinician, researcher and advocate for providing high quality mental health care, particularly to underserved individuals such as older adults and individuals with severe and persistent mental illness.

Sam Rockbrune (MA 鈥�19)

Samantha (Sam) Rockbrune (she/her) is a leader in the non-profit sector with nearly ten years of experience in social and climate justice locally and nationally. She is a graduate of 91亚色's Master of Arts in Socio-Legal Studies in which her research took a critical stance on law and policy. She is a co-founder and former board director of Students for Consent Culture Canada, a national non-profit working to end campus sexual violence and promote cultures of consent. Currently, Sam is the executive director for the Kawartha World Issues Centre (KWIC), an award-winning charity focused on connecting global issues to local initiatives in the Nogojiwanong area of Peterborough, Ontario. Under her leadership, KWIC has undertaken impactful community projects to advance and amplify gender equality locally and support youth climate justice projects. In 2023, Sam was also the interim executive director for. The Trent Aboriginal Cultural Knowledges and Sciences (TRACKS) youth program, facilitating dynamic, land-based youth programming that braids multiple scientific approaches by centring Indigenous ways of knowing and being.

Congratulations to this year鈥檚 crop of dedicated, ambitioous, innovative and creative young minds who are creating meaningful change and working to right the future in significant ways. These motivated leaders highlight the many life paths made possible with a 91亚色 degree.

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With one of the largest and finest cohorts of graduate students in the country, 91亚色 has the resources and ambition to provide a first-rate student experience. Future scholars can discover over 100 different programs including Management Practice, Design, Interdisciplinary Studies, Education, and Science & Technology Studies with full and part time options available.

This winter's virtual event features sessions by FGS and also some sessions with graduate program representatives. These will provide the necessary tips and tricks for putting your best foot forward in your graduate studies application. International students can learn more about applying for a visa/study permit and what it鈥檚 like to study in Canada. Additionally, undergraduate students who still have a few years to go before formally applying can learn how to best prepare for graduate school applications.

Some of our noteworthy sessions include:

Tuesday, February 21:

• Program Session - Development Studies
• Graduate Admissions in Environmental & Urban Change
• Program Session - Specialized Masters Programs in Schulich
• Graduate Admissions in Liberal Arts & Professional Studies

Wednesday, February 22:

• Graduate Scholarships at 91亚色 with Associate Director, Research, Scholarships & Awards
• How to Write a Statement of Interest with Dean and Associate Vice-Provost Graduate Thomas Loebel
• Visas, Study Permits, Work Permits and More with 91亚色 International
• Looking Ahead: Applying to Grad School in 2023

Thursday, February 23:

• Program Session - Management Practice
• I Don't Think I'll Get In to Graduate School: Now What?
• Program Session - PhD in Global Health ** NEW PROGRAM **
• Indigenous Graduate Student Panel

Do you want your research and scholarship to reach beyond the confines of the university and make a difference in the world? Get started by registering for Experience Grad 91亚色 at yorku.ca/gradstudies/egy/. For more information, reach out to the Graduate Recruitment Team at fgsinfo@yorku.ca.

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Suzanna Alsayed (MDEM '20)

In 2019, Suzanna Alsayed founded Hilt International Security, her first venture, a holistic security firm with the goal to protect people and assets worldwide. Moreover, in mid-2020, she established Evolutz Inc., an independent global brand, design, copy and website development agency. She received numerous accolades from experts and professionals in the field, which demonstrate her high level of engagement in the industry. In addition to her professional success, Suzanna strives to promote positive change in her community. Since 2020, she is a member of Women in Defence and Security (WiDS) which focuses on advancing the careers of women in defence and security fields.

Sayjon Ariyarathnam (JD/MBA '20)

Sayjon Ariyarathnam is a banking and finance lawyer at Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP. He is also a board member with the Community Legal Clinic of 91亚色 Region, a not-for-profit organization that promotes universal access to justice and poverty elimination. Additionally, Sayjon is dedicated to creating a positive difference by passionately promoting access to resources and opportunities outside of his profession. He is actively involved with Law in Action Within Schools as a mentor to students who face personal and systemic barriers to success. Through his engagement in sessions aimed at exposing students to law and justice through workshops, mentorship and employment, he is helping many vulnerable students reach their goals.

Elijah Bawuah (MES '21)

Jc Elijah (Eli) M. Bawuah is a practicing urban planner and public consultant with multi-disciplinary experience gained by working in a spectrum of city and community-building roles. He is the co-founder of the Mentoring Initiative for Indigenous and Planners of Colour (MIIPOC) which focuses on establishing a national network between experienced and emerging planners from marginalized communities. Eli is also a committee member of the City of Toronto鈥檚 2SLGBTQ+ Council Advisory Body, strategizing policies aimed at removing barriers faced by the queer community. Eli exemplifies a true leader by advocating and prioritizing goals that will help foster diversity and inclusion in urban planning.

Jonathan Clodman (MEd '20)

Jonathan Clodman is an elementary teacher with the Toronto District School Board who is always looking for new opportunities to help others. His work extends through a variety of classroom, camp and community experiences, including the boards of two community-based children鈥檚 non-profits. Jonathan was previously a co-director of Vaccine Hunters Canada, where he developed onboarding resources, supported volunteer responders and collaborated with a variety of educational stakeholders. As a teacher, Jonathan passes along his drive for meaningful change to the younger generation by encouraging his students to get involved with their community.

Bri Darboh (MA '19)

Bri Darboh is a senior doctoral student in clinical psychology and neuropsychology at 91亚色, as well as a part-time MBA student specializing in health industry management and organization studies at the Schulich School of Business. She is dedicated to creating progressive changes to healthcare by addressing pipeline issues resulting in BIPOC underrepresentation through contributing to several professional and community initiatives. She is an inaugural student representative of the Society for Black Neuropsychology as well as the co-president of 91亚色鈥檚 Black Students in Psychology (BSIP) organization. Bri has spearheaded BSIP鈥檚 recent efforts to expand the organization to the entire faculty of Health at 91亚色 in order to ensure that all BIPOC students with a proclivity for healthcare are being effectively reached.

Osman Naqvi (MSTM '17)

Osman Naqvi works as an advisor, investor services at Invest in Canada鈥攁 global investment attraction and promotion agency that facilitates global investment into Canada. Osman鈥檚 work outside his profession focuses on serving many causes including youth, women, refugees and more, which has directly impacted thousands of families across Canada. Osman鈥檚 philanthropic journey began at 13 when he founded the Bayshore Youth Council. He continued serving his community and fostering positive change through numerous boards and charities before co-founding YOUth Heroes, a non-profit organization that provides mentorship and entrepreneurship education to marginalized youth. Osman has received accolades from all levels of government and various charitable organizations, such as Canada鈥檚 150 award and United Way鈥檚 Community Builder award.

Jason Robinson (MES '19)

Jason鈥檚 current roles include data analyst for the Rural Ontario Institute and policy specialist for the Community Climate Council. As a leader of his community dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment, he co-founded Gradient Spaces, a place for BIPOC and 2SLGBTQ+ people passionate about making tech more equitable. Specifically, he works on collecting data to address the issues racialized and queer people face in the tech ecosystem. Moreover, Jason is a Youth Program Facilitator at Ecosource where he is recognized for bringing an environmental justice perspective to the monthly virtual workshops aimed at youth and adults to increase intergenerational conservation related to climate change.

Congratulations to this year鈥檚 group of dedicated young minds who are creating meaningful change and working to right the future in significant ways. These motivated leaders highlight the many life paths made possible with a 91亚色 degree.

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