Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research 1

Non-credit courses (FGSR) are offered to aid in the professional FACULTY OF GRADUATE development of our graduate students. These courses are optional and cannot be used to meet the academic requirements of individual STUDIES AND RESEARCH graduate programs. Some courses are free, and others are offered on a cost-recovery basis. Students should consult with their thesis supervisor Dean, Dr Adam Sarty and/or graduate program coordinators before registering in any of these Associate Dean, Dr. Colleen Barber courses. Secretary to the Dean, Shane Costantino Graduate Studies Officer, Heather Taylor Research Grants Officer, Margaret Schenk Program Assistant, Tanya Carroll

The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research oversees the programs in graduate studies offered in Arts, Commerce, and Science.

The offers programs of study leading to graduate certifications in the following academic areas:

• International Master of Teaching English • Master of Applied Health Services Research • Master of Arts in Atlantic Canada Studies • Master of Arts in Criminology • Master of Arts in Geography • Master of Arts in History • Master of Arts in International Development Studies • Master of Arts in Philosophy • Master of Arts in Theology and Religious Studies • Master of Arts in Women and Gender Studies • Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Applied Economics • Master of Applied Economics • Master of Business Administration • Master of Business Administration - Certified Management Accountant • Master of Business Administration – Chartered Professional Accountant • • - Co-operatives and Credit Unions • Graduate Diploma in Co-operative Management • Executive Master of Business Administration • in Applied Psychology • Master of Science in Applied Science • Master of Science in Astronomy • Master of Science in Computing and Data Analytics • Master of Technology Entrepreneurship and Innovation • in Applied Science • Doctor of Philosophy in Astronomy • Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration • Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial/Organizational Psychology • Doctor of Philosophy in International Development Studies

Each student’s program is administered by the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research and the academic unit concerned. Each student shall comply with the general regulations, the degree requirements, and any additional requirements of the appropriate academic unit. Academic requirements vary depending on the student’s particular academic program.