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Uof G 2021 GradUate StUdieS Viewbook
GRADUATE & POSTDOCTORAL STUDIES
2021 GRADUATE STUDIES VIEWBOOK 32021 GRADUATE STUDIES VIEWBOOK2
3 WELCOME
4 AWARDS AND FUNDING
5 FIND AN ADVISOR
6-7 GRADUATE STUDENT RESOURCES
8-9 GRADUATE STUDENTS IN ACTION
10-17 GRADUATE PROGRAM INFORMATION:
10 College of Arts
11 College of Biological Science
12 College of Engineering and Physical Sciences
13 College of Social and Applied Human Sciences
14 Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics
15 Ontario Agricultural College
16 Ontario Veterinary College
17 Collaborative Specializations
18 HOW TO APPLY
19 TUITION AND COSTS
20-21 FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS – WHY CANADA?
22 WHY GUELPH?
23 CONTACT INFORMATION
23 GRADUATE STUDIES PREVIEW DAY
24 INDEX OF GRADUATE PROGRAMS
We acknowledge that the University of Guelph resides on the ancestral lands of the Attawandaron people and the treaty lands and territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit. We recognize the significance of the Dish with One Spoon Covenant to this land and offer our respect to our Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and Métis neighbours as we strive to strengthen our relationships with them.
I am delighted that you have taken a moment to explore graduate studies at the University of Guelph. As you will see in these pages, we offer over 100 graduate programs across the University’s seven colleges through which you can work with internationally recognized faculty to prepare yourself for academic and professional careers, and, within our thesis-based programs, advance knowledge for the benefit of all.Graduate studies are special. As compared to your undergraduate studies, most graduate programs require you to take ownership of your studies be it in defining a pertinent research question, completing a workshop to add a complementary professional skill to your repertoire, completing an industry internship, or co-authoring an academic paper for Nature or Science. Further, your studies will involve more than textbook learning and lecture halls. Our graduate students commonly work in research labs, complete studio art, guide undergraduate labs or seminars, and undertake field work in sometimes exotic places.Indeed, this picture was taken by one of my own graduate students on the Monarch Mountain Trail outside Atlin, BC. I was there to set her up for a field season working with the Taku River Tlingit First Nation.Most of the time, I wear a suit and sit in meetings. Graduate studies can take you away from all that.
WHAT PATH WILL YOU TAKE?
Dr. Ben Bradshaw Assistant Vice-President (Graduate Studies)
Looking for an Advisor?
Visit the department website and contact the faculty member(s) you are interested in working with directly. They are interested in knowing more about what research you want to do, why you want to work with them and if you have applied to or received any scholarships.
Our graduate faculty are leading global researchers and scholars who are continually working to improve life. Take a look at our Spotlight on Faculty page to learn more about their work:
graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/future/faculty
Achieving Your GoalsGraduate studies at the University of Guelph offers the opportunity to study and conduct research across various disciplines. With access to professors and professionals from a variety of programs, a graduate program can be tailored to your specific research interests.
Student-focused Graduate students will have the opportunity to work closely with faculty members who are committed to the development of their students as future researchers, educators and practitioners.
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GryphonS improVe Life
Here are a few scholarships unique to U of G:
Aboriginal Graduate Scholarships Total Value: Master’s - $30,000; Doctoral - $120,000
Arrell Graduate Scholarships Total Value: Master’s - $100,000; Doctoral - $200,000
Brock Doctoral Scholarship Total Value: $150,000
Dairy Farmers of Ontario Research Scholarship Total Value: $105,000
International Doctoral Scholarships Total Value: $50,000
U of G Scholarships and Funding
graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/current/funding
Each year, the University of Guelph invests millions of dollars into
thesis-based graduate students and the research they are pursuing.
The University wants to ensure that these students can dedicate
themselves to the successful completion of their graduate programs.
Funding packages for eligible students are determined within their
graduate departments, with some departments routinely committing
to $24,500 per year for three or four years for PhD students and others
offering packages closer to the institutional minimum of $21,000 per year.
Packages may be made up of a number of components, such as:
• Graduate Teaching Assistantships (GTAs);
• Graduate Research Assistantships (GRAs)/Graduate
Service Assistantships (GSAs); and
• Scholarships (external and/or internal).
Ultimately, the amount of funding secured by
graduate students is commonly higher
than the amounts committed to in their
offers of admission, as there are
many opportunities for additional
awards, research stipends and
employment income.
In 2018/19, graduate students at the University of Guelph secured $19.9 million in scholarships and bursaries, including $4.8M from external agencies.
In addition, the University provided $33.5 million to Graduate students in the form of GTAs, GRAs and GSAs, bringing total graduate student support in 2018/19 to $53.4M.
There are 3035 grad students currently enrolled in 103 graduate programs.
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Office of Diversity and Human Rightsuoguelph.ca/diversity-human-rights
The Office of Diversity and Human Rights (DHR) coordinates, evaluates, and promotes the University’s equity, diversity, and inclusion efforts. DHR develops, manages, and supports educational and outreach initiatives, and promotes the fundamental rights and responsibilities guaranteed under Ontario’s Human Rights Code.
Accessibilityuoguelph.ca/csd
We are committed to creating a barrier-free environment with the belief that providing accessible services is a shared responsibility among students, faculty and administrators.
Athletics and Facilitiesgryphons.ca
The Guelph Gryphons Athletic Centre is a new state of the art 170,000 sq’ fitness centre. The facility features a suspended running track, varsity basketball and volleyball courts, indoor soccer field, pools, a climbing wall and numerous multipurpose rooms for fitness and recreation.
Office of Researchuoguelph.ca/research
The Office of Research works to enable and create opportunities in support of people and partnerships that advance the quality, preeminence and societal value of U of G research and creative endeavours.
Research Innovation Officeuoguelph.ca/research/innovation/
Turning U of G discoveries into innovative solutions that address today’s complex challenges. They have the connections, resources, and tools to help you create, collaborate and commercialize your research to improve life for the community, the country and the world!
Library lib.uoguelph.ca
Our students have access to an extraordinarily wide range of information through the main library’s print and electronic resources and our innovative partnership with both the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University.
Grad StUdent reSoUrceSGrad StUdent reSoUrceS
Improve life as a graduate student at U of G.
The University of Guelph’s rich and collaborative graduate studies experience is what you can expect from an institution with such a profound legacy of success. Your studies and the knowledge that you create are the primary focus of everyone here.
Our support is both academic and cultural and inclusive of all students and faculty. We are competitive but never at the expense of the outcomes you pursue. Graduate studies at U of G is a community. Our shared purpose is to improve life and we start by improving the environment in which you learn and explore.
U of G Services uoguelph.ca/services
Grad Pathways graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/grad-pathways
Grad Pathways is the hub of academic and professional skills development opportunities
for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. It is administered by the Office of Graduate and
Postdoctoral Studies in collaboration with on-campus and off-campus partners.
Indigenous Student Centre (ISC)uoguelph.ca/studentexperience/isc
The ISC is a place of belonging for First Nations, Inuit and Métis graduate and undergraduate students from across Turtle Island. Together, we celebrate and affirm diverse Indigenous heritage, cultures and world views and strive to nurture a holistic community based on Indigenous kinship models for solidarity and support. Graduate students are encouraged to connect with the Indigenous Student Advisor at [email protected] to discuss financial, academic, cultural, employment and personal concerns.
Stephanie Bryenton (MSc, Family Relations and Human Nutrition) in front of the Indigenous Student Centre at U of G
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Grad StUdentS in action
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College of Artsarts.uoguelph.ca
Graduate students in the College of Arts conduct research in the liberal and performing arts that serves society by exploring the depth and breadth of human experience, in the past and the present, to help our world chart a course for the future.
ART HISTORY AND VISUAL CULTURE MA Contact: Barbara Merrill [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x54671
CREATIVE WRITING MFA (Facilitated at the University of Guelph-Humber campus) Contact: Ana Rodriguez [email protected] T 647-459-1331
CRITICAL STUDIES IN IMPROVISATION MA, PhD Contact: Olga [email protected] 519 8-24-4120 x56315
ENGLISH MA Contact: Olga [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56315Fields:• Studies in Canadian Literatures• Colonial, Postcolonial and Diasporic
Studies• Early Modern Studies• Sexuality and Gender Studies • Transnational Nineteenth-Century
Studies
EUROPEAN STUDIES MA Contact: Bethany [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56887 Streams:• Exploring European Identities• Crossways in Cultural Narratives
EUROPEAN STUDIES + LINGUISTICS AND LITERARY STUDIES AT VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT BRUSSEL DUAL DEGREE PROGRAM MA + MAContact: Bethany [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56887
FRENCH STUDIES MA Contact: Bethany [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56887
HISTORY MA, PhD (Joint program with University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University)Contact: [email protected] 519-884-1970 x56528 Fields (PhD only):• Indigenous Histories of Turtle Island • Canadian History• World History• Early Modern European History• Cold War History• Modern European History• Scottish History• War and Society• Medieval History
LATIN AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN STUDIES MA Contact: Bethany [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56887
LITERARY STUDIES/THEATRE STUDIES IN ENGLISH PhD Contact: Olga Petrik [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56315 Fields:• Studies in Canadian Literatures • Colonial, Postcolonial and
Diasporic Studies• Early Modern Studies• Sexuality and Gender Studies • Transnational Nineteenth-Century
Studies• Studies in the History and Politics of
Performance and Theatre
PHILOSOPHY MA, PhD Contact: Janet Thackray [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x56265
STUDIO ART MFA Contact: Barbara Merrill [email protected] 519-824-4120 x54671
THEATRE STUDIES MA Contact: Olga [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56315
The opportunity to work as a teaching assistant in undergraduate classes as well as complete paid internships at local museums and galleries has provided me with hands on experience.
Chrys Apostolatos |
MA Art History and Visual Culture
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I chose to do my graduate studies at UofG because I did a research project and Co-op in my undergrad. My advisor is really supportive and he cares about his grad students.
Matiyo Ojehomon | 2020 MSc Molecular & Cellular Biology
College of Biological Scienceuoguelph.ca/cbs
Research conducted by the 300 graduate students in the CBS spans studies of cellular function at the molecular level, to lifestyle effects on human health, through to investigations of environmental factors affecting the biodiversity of life forms on a global scale.
BIOINFORMATICS MSc, MBNF, PhDAn interdepartmental program with graduate advisory committees comprised of faculty in both life sciences and computational sciences. uoguelph.ca/bioinformaticsContact: Sarah [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56097
BIOTECHNOLOGY MBIOT An interdepartmental program drawing on the expertise of the Department of Molecular & Cellular Biology and the Department of Management at the Lang School of Business & Economics uoguelph.ca/mbiotechContact: Dr. Carol Hannam [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56474
HUMAN HEALTH AND NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES MSc, PhD Contact: Andra Williams [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x56356 Fields:• Biomechanics • Nutrition, Exercise and Metabolism • Nutritional and Nutraceutical Sciences
INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY MSc, PhD Contact: Sarah Lakhan [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x56097 Fields:• Comparative Physiology • Ecology• Evolutionary Biology
MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY MSc, PhD Contact: Bertilla [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56246Fields:• Biochemistry• Cell Biology• Microbiology• Molecular Biology and Genetics • Plant Biology
I have found being in a graduate university environment to be very beneficial for having access to experts on many topics. The Collaborative Specialization in Artificial Intelligence allows me to integrate AI with my thesis in the field of Environmental Engineering.
Mostafa Elkurdy | MASC Engineering
+ Artifical Intelligence
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College of Engineering and Physical Sciencesuoguelph.ca/ceps
CEPS offers numerous graduate programs enhanced by cutting-edge facilities/partnerships including the Guelph Advanced Analysis Centre,CARE-AI, Electrochemical Technology Centre, Perimeter Institute, TRIUMF, Canadian Light Source, SHARCNET, MITACS, Canadian Water Network, the Institute for Quantum Computing and the Advanced Food and Materials Network.
BIOPHYSICS MSc, PhD An interdepartmental program spanning the entire breadth of the life sciences spectrum, including biochemistry, molecular biology, microbiology, and human biology.
uoguelph.ca/biophysics
Contact: Janice [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x58176 Related Areas:• Biomechanical Biophysics• Cellular Biophysics• Computational Biophysics• Molecular Biophysics• Structural Biophysics
CHEMISTRY MSc, PhD (Joint with the University of Waterloo) [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x53848 Fields:• Analytical Chemistry• Biochemistry • Inorganic Chemistry • Nanoscience• Organic Chemistry • Physical Chemistry • Polymer Chemistry • Theoretical Chemistry
COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES PhD Contact: Jennifer [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56402
COMPUTER SCIENCE MSc Contact: Jennifer [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x56402Fields: • Artificial Intelligence• Distributed Computing• Human Computer Interaction• Applied Modeling
CYBERSECURITY AND THREAT INTELLIGENCE MCTIContact: Jennifer [email protected]
ENGINEERING MASc, MEng, PhDContact: Robin Van [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56187Fields:• Biological Engineering • Computer Engineering• Engineering Systems and
Computing• Environmental Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Water Resources Engineering
MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS MSc, PhD Contact: Susan McCormick [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x56553 Fields:• Applied Mathematics• Applied Statistics
PHYSICS MSc, PhD (Joint with the University of Waterloo) Contact: Janice [email protected] 519-824-4120 x58176 Fields:• Astrophysics and Gravitation • Atomic, Molecular and Optical
Physics• Biophysics• Chemical Physics• Condensed Matter and Materials
Physics• Industrial and Applied Physics • Quantum Computing • Subatomic Physics
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I have found a great study environment in a wonderful community. My department has been very supportive and all of the lecturers have been nice to me. I felt settled right away.
Abdul-Rahim Abdulai
| PhD Geography
Arrell Scholar
College of Social and Applied Human Sciencesuoguelph.ca/csahs
CSAHS is committed to making a difference in everyday lives. Students have an opportunity to put research into practice with internationally recognized faculty in areas such as individual, family and workplace health, policy and governance, the environment and globalization.
APPLIED NUTRITION MANContact: Shauna Porter [email protected] 519-824-4120 x 53968
CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP MCLGraduate Program Coordinator: Dr. Robin [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x53525
CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE POLICY MA Contact: Renée Tavascia [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56973
FAMILY RELATIONS AND APPLIED NUTRITION MAN, MSc, PhD Contact: Shauna [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x53968 Fields:• Applied Human Nutrition
(MSc, PhD) • Couple and Family Therapy (MSc)• Family Relations and Human
Development (MSc, PhD)
GEOGRAPHY MA, MSc, PhD Contact: Nance [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56721 Fields:• Biophysical Systems and Processes• Environmental Management and
Governance• Socio-Economic Spaces and Change
POLITICAL SCIENCE MA, PHD Contact: Renée [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56973 MA Fields: • Rights, Justice, Citizenship and
IdentityPhD Fields:• Canadian Politics• Comparative Politics• Gender, Race, Indigeneity, and
Sexuality • International Relations• Law and Politics• Public Policy and Governance
PSYCHOLOGY MA, MSc, PhD Contact: Robin Sorbara [email protected] 519-824-4120 x53508 Fields (MA, PhD only):• Applied Social Psychology• Clinical Child and Adolescent
Psychology• Industrial-Organizational PsychologyFields (MSc, PhD only):• Neuroscience and Applied Cognitive
Science
PUBLIC ISSUES ANTHROPOLOGY MA Contact: Shelagh [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x53895
SOCIAL PRACTICE AND TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE PhDProgram Director: Dr. Belinda [email protected]
SOCIOLOGY MA, PhD Contact: Shelagh [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x53895 Fields: • Crime and Social Control• Environment, Food and Communities• Identities and Social Inclusion• Work and Organization
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Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economicsuoguelph.ca/lang
Graduate students in the Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics acquire professional skills, analytical tools and a broad understanding of human behaviour to advance individual careers and to respond imaginatively to the social and environmental challenges facing business and society today.
ACCOUNTING GDip. [email protected] 519-824-4120 x52143
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MBA [email protected] 1-888-622-2474Fields:• Hospitality and Tourism Management• Food and Agribusiness Management • Sustainable Commerce
ECONOMICS MA, PhD [email protected] 519-824-4120 x53898Fields:• Applied Microeconomics (PhD)• Development and Growth (PhD)• Econometrics (PhD) • Financial Economics (MA, PhD) • Resources, Environment and Energy (PhD)
LEADERSHIP MA (Leadership) [email protected] T 1-888-622-2474
MANAGEMENT MA, PhD [email protected] / [email protected] Program Assistants: Cori Wells Melinda HeijlT 519-824-4120 x52725 T 519-824-4120 x52899 MA Fields:• Accounting• Management ResearchPhD Fields:• Marketing and Consumer Behaviour• Organizational Leadership • Services Management
MARKETING AND CONSUMER STUDIES [email protected] Graduate Program Assistants: Cori Wells Melinda HeijlT 519-824-4120 x52725 T 519-824-4120 x52899Fields:• Consumer Behaviour• Marketing
MARKET RESEARCH GDip. [email protected] Program Assistants: Cori Wells Melinda HeijlT 519-824-4120 x52725 T 519-824-4120 x52899
TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MSc [email protected] Program Assistants: Cori Wells Melinda HeijlT 519-824-4120 x52725 T 519-824-4120 x52899
TOURISM RESEARCH [email protected] Program Assistants: Cori Wells Melinda Heijl T 519-824-4120 x52725 T 519-824-4120 x52899
I chose Guelph because UofG is one of the best universities which offers master’s
degrees in Tourism and Hospitality.
Xiaoyan Yang
| MSc Tourism & Hospitality
Ontario Agricultural Collegeoac.uoguelph.ca
Canada’s top agricultural research institution provides diverse opportunities for cutting-edge graduate studies in extensive laboratory, field and office settings. Mentored by world leading faculty, graduate students in the OAC are making a difference in food, agriculture, communities and the environment.
ANIMAL BIOSCIENCES MSc, PhD Contact: Wendy [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56215 Fields:• Animal Behaviour and Welfare• Animal Breeding and Genetics• Animal Nutrition• Animal Physiology
CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AND EXTENSION MScContact:Lorena [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x56780
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES MSc, MES, PhD Contact: Priyanka [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x53937PhD Fields:• Earth and Atmospheric Sciences • Ecosystem Science and Biodiversity • Plant and Environmental Health
FOOD, AGRICULTURAL AND RESOURCE ECONOMICS MSc, MFARE, PhD Contact: Kathryn Selves [email protected] 519-824-4120 x52771 Fields:• Food and Agricultural Economics• Natural Resource and Environmental
Economics
FOOD SAFETY AND QUALITY ASSURANCE
MSc online, MSc, GDip. An interdepartmental program covering a range of subjects including food safety management, microbial and chemical food safety issues, and detection and epidemiology of foodborne pathogens. FSQA also offers a new fully online MSc option.uoguelph.ca/foodscience/fsqaContact: Kay Norwell [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x52183
FOOD SCIENCE MSc, PhD Contact: Tricia [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x52705Fields:• Food Chemistry• Food Microbiology • Food Processing
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MLA Contact: Diana [email protected] 519-824-4120 x56576
PLANT AGRICULTURE MSc, PhD Contact: Tara Israel [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x56077Fields: • Bioproducts• Crop Production Systems • Plant Breeding and Genetics • Plant Biochemistry and Physiology
RURAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT MSc (Planning), MPlan Contact: Lorena [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x56780 MSc Fields:• Canadian Rural Planning and
Development • International Rural Planning and
Development
RURAL STUDIES PhD Contact: Lorena [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x56780 Fields:• Sustainable Landscape Systems • Sustainable Rural Communities
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I’m constantly blown away by the quality of the faculty here. I’m working with well-known experts in rural studies and rural sociology who are actively involved in making provincial and national policy. It’s pretty cool.
Jeff Reichheld | PhD Rural Studies
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Population Medicine is a department at the Ontario Veterinary College, and is world-renowned in animal health with a growing emphasis on One Health approaches. UofG aligned perfectly with my interest to study veterinary epidemiology.
Carrie McMullen
| MSc Population Medicine - Epidemiology
Ontario Veterinary Collegeovc.uoguelph.ca
The internationally recognized, innovative, and collaborative research at the OVC focuses on improving animal health and well-being by enhancing our understanding of the development, prevention, diagnosis and treatment of animal diseases and welfare issues thereby helping to sustain a viable animal-human-environment interface.
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES MSc, MBS, PhD [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x54780Fields: • Biomedical Toxicology and Pharmacology• Cancer Biology• Cardiovascular Physiology• Cellular and Molecular Basis of Disease • Neuroscience • Reproductive Biology and Development • Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine
CLINICAL STUDIES MSc, GDip., DVSc [email protected] 519-824-4120 x54780
PATHOBIOLOGY MSc, PhD, GDip., DVSc Contact: Jessie [email protected] 519-824-4120 x54725 Fields (MSc, PhD only):• Comparative Pathology• Immunology• Veterinary Infectious Diseases• Veterinary Pathology
POPULATION MEDICINE MSc, PhD, DVSc Contact: Ariah [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x54005 Fields:• Epidemiology (MSc, PhD) • Health Management (MSc)• Public Health (PhD) • Theriogenology (MSc)
PUBLIC HEALTH MPH, GDip. Contact: Ariah [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x54005
VETERINARY SCIENCE [email protected] 519-824-4120 x54725Participating Departments:• Biomedical Sciences• Clinical Studies• Pathobiology• Population Medicine
DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE/MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH COMBINED DEGREE PROGRAMDVM/MPHContact: Ariah Easley [email protected] 519-824-4120 x54005
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Collaborative Specializations Interested in complementing your graduate degree by specializing in another subject area? Graduate students can specialize in the following multidisciplinary areas to enhance the work pursued in their respective graduate degree programs.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MASc, MScuoguelph.ca/ceps/csaiContact: Kate [email protected]
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES MA, MSc, MASc, MFARE, PhDids.uoguelph.caContact: Lisa [email protected] 519-824-4120 x53461
NEUROSCIENCE MBS, MSc, PhDuoguel.ph/neurgradContact: Robin Sorbara [email protected] T 519-824-4120 x53508
ONE HEALTH MA, MASc, MBS, MEng, MES, MSc, MSc (Planning), PhDgraduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/programs/onehealthGraduate Program Coordinator: Dr. Katie [email protected]
TOXICOLOGY MBS, MSc, PhDuoguelph.ca/[email protected] T 519 824 4120 x53044
Never give up. Things can get hard and can get busy but never impossible. If there is something I have learned in Guelph it is that a friendly hand always appears to help you continue.
Bárbara López-González | MA & PhD Political Science +
International Development Studies
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Admission RequiRements Costs
Minimum Grade1
3 B
2 B-
2 B-
International Students
INTERNATIONAL CREDENTIAL EVALUATION International students can use the International Credential Evaluation Guideline* as a reference for gaining a better understanding of how we assess grades and degrees from around the world.graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/future/international/credential
ALL DEGREES REQUIRE STUDY PERMITS:Government of Canada Immigration and Citizenship: cic.gc.ca
Learn more about coming to Canada to study: uoguel.ph/studyincanada
Previous Degree
Master
Honours Bachelor
Honours Bachelor
Degree Applying For
Doctorate
Master
Graduate Diploma
1Some departments will require a higher minimum grade. Please check the specific program web page for application requirements: graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/programs/list/byprogram
2 70% or higher from a recognized post-secondary institution over the last two years of full-time equivalent study.
3 73% or higher from a recognized post-secondary institution in their Master’s program. Applicants must also demonstrate a strong potential for research.4 If your first language is not English, you are required to submit the results of a standardized language test. Please see the chart to the right for acceptable tests and required scores.
English Language Proficiency Tests4
IELTS
TOEFL
ELCP
CAEL
PTE
6.5
89
Advanced
60
The University of Guelph English Language Certificateuoguel.ph/elcp
Canadian Academic English Language Assessmentwww.cael.ca
TOEFL (iBT), Test of English as a Foreign Languagewww.toefl.org (U of G code: 0892)
Pearson Test of English Academicwww.pearsonpte.com
International English Language Testing Systemwww.ielts.org
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APPLY ONLINE www.ouac.on.ca/apply/guelphgrad
APPLICATION FEES $110 – all programs* *MBA & MA Leadership is $150
START DATES January, May, September. See department websites for details.
APPLICATION DEADLINES Application deadlines vary by program. See department websites for details. We recommend international applicants apply a minimum of 9-12 months in advance of their start date.
ESTIMATED YEARLY COST
HAVE QUESTIONS? WHO TO ASK:General Inquiries: [email protected]
Application Inquiries: [email protected]
Study Permits: [email protected]
Including health insurance (single) $1908
Tuition MSc $7.1K
Tota
l H
ealth
Fees
$2420
Average Living Expenses $19.9
K
Total
H
ealth
Fees
$4328
Average Living Expenses $19.9K
eg. MA International Tuition $20.5K
Tuition
MCTI
MCL
PhD
Non-MA/MSc/MASc
MA/MSc/MASC $7,133*
$22,500
$36,000
$7,490*
$6,992
$20,513*
$42,000
$42,000
$22,621-$27,999*
$19,681
Domestic Costs
InternationalCosts
Living Expenses
Books + Supplies
Miscellaneous (entertainment, sales taxes, eye glasses, etc.)
Transportation
Room + Board $11,800
$100
$500
$1500
$16,000
$42,000
$3000**
$4000
Minimum Maximum
Student Costs
University Health Insurance Plan (UHIP)
Your Fees $2211
n/a
$2211
$1908
Domestic Costs
InternationalCosts
**Additional expences to consider may include travel to (or within) Canada.
*Cost of tuition varies for executive business programs. Tuition fees are assessed based on your assigned cohort year which can be found at uoguel.ph/gradfees.
Graduate Fees – uoguel.ph/gradfees
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for internationaL StUdentS
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT EXPERIENCEuoguelph.ca/studentexperience/intlstudent
Immigration and Advising Support:Helping students navigate the relationship between academics and immigration policies.
One-on-one confidential advising on various concerns including financial, housing, healthcare and insurance, resources for spouses and families, academic and cultural transitions, and advisor-student relationship.
Connecting students with other resources and support available on and off-campus.
Transition Support:Helping students ease with the transition to life in Canada and at the University of Guelph through peer mentorship programs such as the LINK Program and Conversation Partners Program.
Providing skills and capacity building workshops to prepare students for professional career development and life after graduation.
Offering community-building opportunities through social activities and excursions to build a sense of belongingness in Guelph and Canada.
FROM GUELPH TO...
Detroit 3h
New York 8h
Chicago 8h
Boston 9h
Los Angeles 5h
#1 in Canada and #12 in the World for Agricultural Science
#2 in Canada and #44 in the World for Plant & Animal Science
#5 in Canada and #99 in the World for the field of Environment/Ecology
Our international students ranked us #1 in Canada for overall learning, living and
student support*
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why canada? why GUeLph?
GUELPH
I chose U of G because it is known as one of the best universities in agricultural research with equipment and facilities which will enable me to accomplish my goals and academic ideas
What they say is true, Canadians really are nice people!
I like the fact that Guelph is a livable city with a small town community feel. Also, Toronto is just an hour-bus-drive away!
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A great university within a great city.Welcome to Guelph, one of Ontario’s fastest growing, best-run cities. Our 350 hectare, award-winning campus becomes your home when you enroll at the University of Guelph. The local lifestyle is progressive, as is the local economy. With a population of over 133,000, the city boasts urban amenities and yet provides the welcome of a smaller town. There is an extensive transit system to move you around, and the city is a stone’s throw away from other major municipalities like Toronto, Kitchener, Waterloo and Hamilton. The architecture is rich, the legacy is strong, and the community is connected. Alumni agree, the city’s warm embrace and the relationships you generate here will stick with you long after you leave.
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Travelling to GuelphGo Transit Bus/Train connects Guelph to the Greater Toronto Area and Mississauga. gotransit.com
Getting Around GuelphEligible University of Guelph students have unlimited access to the City of Guelph transit system. guelph.ca/living/getting-around/bus
Living in GuelphGraduate students have a variety of affordable on campus housing options. housing.uoguelph.ca Off-campus housing and co-operative housing options are also available for graduate students. guelphcampus.coop/housing
City of Guelph Highlights
• Canoeing, hiking trails, rock climbing, and countless parks are all easily accessible
• Guelph is called the ‘City of Music’ thanks to signature music festivals
• There is a vibrant downtown social scene
• Canadian and ethnic cuisine options abound
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U of G 2021 GradUate StUdieS Viewbook
Accounting p. 12 GDip.
Animal Biosciences p. 13 MSc PhD Applied Nutrition p. 13 MAN Art History and Visual Culture p. 8 MA
Artificial Intelligence p. 10/15 MASc MSc Bioinformatics p. 15 MSc MBNF PhD Biomedical Sciences p. 14 MSc MBS DVSc PhD Biophysics p. 15 MSc PhD Biotechnology p. 15 MBIOT
Business Administration p. 12 MBA Capacity Development MSc and Extension p. 13
Chemistry p. 10 MSc PhD Clinical Studies p. 14 MSc DVSc GDip. Computational Sciences p. 10 PhD Computer Science p. 10 MSc Conservation Leadership p. 11 MCL Creative Writing p. 8 MFA Criminology and Criminal MA Justice Policy p. 11 Critical Studies in MA PhD Improvisation p. 8
Cybersecurity and Threat MCTI Intelligence p. 10
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine/Master of Public Health Combined Degree Program p. 14 DVM/MPHEconomics p. 12 MA PhD Engineering p. 10 MEng MASc PhD English p. 8 MA Environmental Sciences p. 13 MSc MES PhD
European Studies p. 8 MA
European Studies + Linguistics & Literary Studies at Vrije Universiteit Brussel Dual Degree Program p. 8 MA+MAFamily Relations and MSc PhD Applied Nutrition p. 11 MAN
Food, Agricultural and MSc PhD Resource Economics p. 13 MFARE Food Safety and MSc GDip. Quality Assurance p. 15 Food Science p. 13 MSc PhD French Studies p. 8 MA Geography p. 11 MA MSc PhD
History p. 8 MA PhD Human Health and MSc PhD Nutritional Sciences p. 9 Integrative Biology p. 9 MSc PhD International Development MA MSc Studies p. 15 MASc MFARE PhD Landscape Architecture p. 13 MLA Latin American and MA Caribbean Studies p. 8 Leadership p. 12 MA (Leadership) Literary Studies / PhD Theatre Studies in English p. 8 Management p. 12 MA PhD Marketing and MSc Consumer Studies p. 12 Market Research p. 12 GDip. Mathematics and MSc PhD Statistics p. 10
Molecular and Cellular MSc PhD Biology p. 9 Neuroscience p. 15 MBS MSc PhD One Health p. 15 MA PhD MASc MEng MES MSc (Planning) MSc MBS
Pathobiology p. 14 MSc PhD DVSc GDip. Philosophy p. 8 MA PhD Physics p. 10 MSc PhD Plant Agriculture p. 13 MSc PhD Political Science p. 11 MA PhD Population Medicine p. 14 MSc PhD DVSc Psychology p. 11 MA MSc PhD Public Health p. 14 MPH GDip. Public Issues Anthropology p. 11 MA Rural Planning and MSc (Planning) Development p. 13 MPlan Rural Studies p. 13 PhD Social Practice and PhD Transformational Change p. 11
Sociology p. 11 MA PhD Studio Art p. 8 MFA Theatre Studies p. 8 MA Tourism and Hospitality p. 12 MSc Tourism Research p. 12 GDip. Toxicology p. 15 MSc PhD MBS Veterinary Science p. 14 DVSc
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