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U of G 2021 G raduate Studies Viewbook
GRADUATE
POSTDOCTORAL
STUDIES
WHAT PATH WILL YOU TAKE?
3 WELCOME We acknowledge that the University of Guelph resides on the ancestral I am delighted that you have taken a moment to explore graduate studies at the University
lands of the Attawandaron people and the treaty lands and territory of
of Guelph. As you will see in these pages, we offer over 100 graduate programs across the
4 AWARDS AND FUNDING the Mississaugas of the Credit. We recognize the significance of the
Dish with One Spoon Covenant to this land and offer our respect to University’s seven colleges through which you can work with internationally recognized faculty to
5 FIND AN ADVISOR our Anishinaabe, Haudenosaunee and Métis neighbours as we strive to prepare yourself for academic and professional careers, and, within our thesis-based programs,
strengthen our relationships with them.
advance knowledge for the benefit of all.
6-7 GRADUATE STUDENT RESOURCES
Graduate studies are special. As compared to your undergraduate studies, most graduate
8-9 GRADUATE STUDENTS IN ACTION
programs require you to take ownership of your studies be it in defining a pertinent research
10-17 GRADUATE PROGRAM INFORMATION: 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.
10 College of Arts 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
11 College of Biological Science
seminars, and undertake field work in sometimes exotic places.
12 College of Engineering and Physical Sciences 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
13 College of Social and Applied Human Sciences
for a field season working with the Taku River Tlingit First Nation.
14 Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics
Most of the time, I wear a suit and sit in meetings. Graduate studies can
15 Ontario Agricultural College take you away from all that.
16 Ontario Veterinary College
17 Collaborative Specializations
Dr. Ben Bradshaw
Assistant Vice-President
18 HOW TO APPLY
(Graduate Studies)
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
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G ry phons I mprov e L ife
U of G Scholarships and Funding Looking for an Advisor? Achieving Your Goals
Graduate studies at the University of Guelph offers the opportunity to study
graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/current/funding In 2018/19, graduate students at the University Visit the department website and contact the faculty member(s) you are
and conduct research across various disciplines. With access to professors
interested in working with directly. They are interested in knowing more about
Each year, the University of Guelph invests millions of dollars into of Guelph secured $19.9 million in scholarships what research you want to do, why you want to work with them and if you
and professionals from a variety of programs, a graduate program can be
tailored to your specific research interests.
thesis-based graduate students and the research they are pursuing. and bursaries, including $4.8M from external have applied to or received any scholarships.
The University wants to ensure that these students can dedicate agencies. Our graduate faculty are leading global researchers and scholars who are Student-focused
themselves to the successful completion of their graduate programs. continually working to improve life. Take a look at our Spotlight on Faculty
Funding packages for eligible students are determined within their In addition, the University provided $33.5 million Graduate students will have the opportunity to work closely with faculty
page to learn more about their work:
graduate departments, with some departments routinely committing to Graduate students in the form of GTAs, GRAs members who are committed to the development of their students as future
graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/future/faculty researchers, educators and practitioners.
to $24,500 per year for three or four years for PhD students and others and GSAs, bringing total graduate student
offering packages closer to the institutional minimum of $21,000 per year.
support in 2018/19 to $53.4M.
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 Here are a few
employment income. 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
There are 3035 grad students currently International Doctoral Scholarships
enrolled in 103 graduate programs. Total Value: $50,000
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G r a d Stu de nt R esou rces G r a d Stu de nt R esou rces
Office of Research
uoguelph.ca/research
Improve life as a graduate student The Office of Research works to enable and create opportunities
at U of G. in support of people and partnerships that advance the quality,
preeminence and societal value of U of G research and creative
The University of Guelph’s rich and collaborative
endeavours.
graduate studies experience is what you can expect
from an institution with such a profound legacy of
Research Innovation Office
success. Your studies and the knowledge that you
uoguelph.ca/research/innovation/
create are the primary focus of everyone here.
Turning U of G discoveries into innovative solutions that address
Our support is both academic and cultural and today’s complex challenges. They have the connections, resources,
inclusive of all students and faculty. We are and tools to help you create, collaborate and commercialize your
competitive but never at the expense of the research to improve life for the community, the country and the world!
outcomes you pursue. Graduate studies at U of G is
a community. Our shared purpose is to improve life Library
and we start by improving the environment in which lib.uoguelph.ca
you learn and explore.
Our students have access to an extraordinarily wide range of
information through the main library’s print and electronic resources
U of G Services and our innovative partnership with both the University of Waterloo
uoguelph.ca/services
and Wilfrid Laurier University.
Grad Pathways Office of Diversity and Human Rights
graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/grad-pathways uoguelph.ca/diversity-human-rights
Grad Pathways is the hub of academic and The Office of Diversity and Human Rights (DHR) coordinates,
professional skills development opportunities evaluates, and promotes the University’s equity, diversity,
for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows. and inclusion efforts. DHR develops, manages, and supports
It is administered by the Office of Graduate and educational and outreach initiatives, and promotes the
Postdoctoral Studies in collaboration with on- fundamental rights and responsibilities guaranteed under
campus and off-campus partners. Ontario’s Human Rights Code.
Indigenous Student Centre (ISC) Accessibility
uoguelph.ca/studentexperience/isc uoguelph.ca/csd
The ISC is a place of belonging for First Nations, Inuit and We are committed to creating a barrier-free environment
Métis graduate and undergraduate students from across with the belief that providing accessible services is a shared
Turtle Island. Together, we celebrate and affirm diverse responsibility among students, faculty and administrators.
Indigenous heritage, cultures and world views and strive to
nurture a holistic community based on Indigenous kinship Athletics and Facilities
models for solidarity and support. Graduate students are gryphons.ca
encouraged to connect with the Indigenous Student Advisor The Guelph Gryphons Athletic Centre is a new state of the art
at indigenous.student@uoguelph.ca to discuss financial, 170,000 sq’ fitness centre. The facility features a suspended
academic, cultural, employment and personal concerns. running track, varsity basketball and volleyball courts,
Stephanie Bryenton (MSc, Family Relations and Human indoor soccer field, pools, a climbing wall and numerous
Nutrition) in front of the Indigenous Student Centre at U of G multipurpose rooms for fitness and recreation.
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The opportunity to work as a teaching College of Arts College of Biological Science I chose to do my graduate studies at UofG
EUROPEAN STUDIES MA LATIN AMERICAN AND INTEGRATIVE BIOLOGY MSc, PhD
assistant in undergraduate classes arts.uoguelph.ca
Contact: Bethany Presley CARIBBEAN STUDIES MA
uoguelph.ca/cbs
Contact: Sarah Lakhan
because I did a research project and Co-op in my
as well as complete paid internships Graduate students in the College euroma@uoguelph.ca Contact: Bethany Presley Research conducted by the 300 graduate cbsibgrad@uoguelph.ca undergrad. My advisor is really supportive and he
at local museums and galleries has of Arts conduct research in the T 519-824-4120 x56887 bpresley@uoguelph.ca students in the CBS spans studies of T 519-824-4120 x56097 cares about his grad students.
liberal and performing arts that T 519-824-4120 x56887 cellular function at the molecular level, to
provided me with hands on experience. Streams: Fields:
serves society by exploring the lifestyle effects on human health, through to
• Exploring European Identities • Comparative Physiology Matiyo Ojehomon | 2020 MSc Molecular & Cellular Biology
depth and breadth of human investigations of environmental factors affecting
Chrys Apostolatos |
experience, in the past and the • Crossways in Cultural Narratives LITERARY STUDIES/THEATRE • Ecology
the biodiversity of life forms on a global scale.
MA Art History and Visual Culture
present, to help our world chart a STUDIES IN ENGLISH PhD • Evolutionary Biology
course for the future. Contact: Olga Petrik
EUROPEAN STUDIES + petriko@uoguelph.ca BIOINFORMATICS MSc, MBNF, PhD
MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY
LINGUISTICS AND LITERARY T 519-824-4120 x56315 An interdepartmental program with graduate
MSc, PhD
ART HISTORY AND VISUAL STUDIES AT VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT advisory committees comprised of faculty in both
Fields: Contact: Bertilla Moroni
CULTURE MA BRUSSEL DUAL DEGREE life sciences and computational sciences.
• Studies in Canadian Literatures cbsmcb@uoguelph.ca
Contact: Barbara Merrill PROGRAM MA + MA uoguelph.ca/bioinformatics
• Colonial, Postcolonial and T 519-824-4120 x56246
bmerrill@uoguelph.ca Contact: Bethany Presley Contact: Sarah Lakhan
Diasporic Studies Fields:
T 519-824-4120 x54671 euroma@uoguelph.ca cbsibgrad@uoguelph.ca
• Early Modern Studies • Biochemistry
T 519-824-4120 x56887 T 519-824-4120 x56097
• Sexuality and Gender Studies • Cell Biology
CREATIVE WRITING MFA • Transnational Nineteenth-Century • Microbiology
(Facilitated at the University of FRENCH STUDIES MA Studies BIOTECHNOLOGY MBIOT • Molecular Biology and Genetics
Guelph-Humber campus) Contact: Bethany Presley • Studies in the History and Politics of An interdepartmental program drawing on the • Plant Biology
Contact: Ana Rodriguez Machado bpresley@uoguelph.ca Performance and Theatre expertise of the Department of Molecular & Cellular
cwmfa@uoguelph.ca T 519-824-4120 x56887 Biology and the Department of Management at the
T 647-459-1331 Lang School of Business & Economics
PHILOSOPHY MA, PhD
uoguelph.ca/mbiotech
HISTORY MA, PhD Contact: Janet Thackray
Contact: Dr. Carol Hannam
(Joint program with University of jthack@uoguelph.ca
CRITICAL STUDIES IN hannamc@uoguelph.ca
Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University) T 519-824-4120 x56265
IMPROVISATION MA, PhD T 519-824-4120 x56474
Contact: histgrad@uoguelph.ca
Contact: Olga Petrik
T 519-884-1970 x56528 STUDIO ART MFA
petriko@uoguelph.ca HUMAN HEALTH AND NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES
Fields (PhD only): Contact: Barbara Merrill
T 519 8-24-4120 x 56315 MSc, PhD
• Indigenous Histories of Turtle Island bmerrill@uoguelph.ca
• Canadian History T 519-824-4120 x54671 Contact: Andra Williams
ENGLISH MA amwillia@uoguelph.ca
• World History
Contact: Olga Petrik T 519-824-4120 x56356
• Early Modern European History
petriko@uoguelph.ca THEATRE STUDIES MA
• Cold War History Fields:
T 519-824-4120 x56315 Contact: Olga Petrik
• Modern European History • Biomechanics
Fields: petriko@uoguelph.ca
• Scottish History • Nutrition, Exercise and Metabolism
• Studies in Canadian Literatures T 519-824-4120 x56315
• War and Society • Nutritional and Nutraceutical Sciences
• Colonial, Postcolonial and Diasporic • Medieval History
Studies
• Early Modern Studies
• Sexuality and Gender Studies
• Transnational Nineteenth-Century
Studies
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I have found being in a graduate
university environment to be very College of Engineering College of Social and
CHEMISTRY MSc, PhD ENGINEERING MASc, MEng, PhD GEOGRAPHY MA, MSc, PhD PUBLIC ISSUES ANTHROPOLOGY
beneficial for having access to experts and Physical Sciences (Joint with the University of Waterloo) Contact: Robin Van Alstine Applied Human Sciences Contact: Nance Grieve MA
on many topics. The Collaborative
uoguelph.ca/ceps
chemgrad@uoguelph.ca soegrad@uoguelph.ca uoguelph.ca/csahs geograd@uoguelph.ca Contact: Shelagh Daly I have found a great study environment in
Specialization in Artificial Intelligence CEPS offers numerous graduate T 519-824-4120 x53848 T 519-824-4120 x56187 CSAHS is committed to making T 519-824-4120 x56721 daly@uoguelph.ca a wonderful community. My department
programs enhanced by cutting- Fields: Fields: a difference in everyday lives. Fields: T 519-824-4120 x53895 has been very supportive and all of the
allows me to integrate AI with my thesis edge facilities/partnerships Students have an opportunity to
in the field of Environmental Engineering. • Analytical Chemistry • Biological Engineering • Biophysical Systems and Processes lecturers have been nice to me. I felt
including the Guelph Advanced • Computer Engineering put research into practice with • Environmental Management and
• Biochemistry settled right away.
Analysis Centre,CARE-AI, • Engineering Systems and internationally recognized faculty Governance SOCIAL PRACTICE AND
• Inorganic Chemistry
Electrochemical Technology in areas such as individual, family TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE
Mostafa Elkurdy | MASC Engineering • Nanoscience Computing • Socio-Economic Spaces and Change
Centre, Perimeter Institute, and workplace health, policy and PhD
+ Artifical Intelligence • Organic Chemistry • Environmental Engineering
TRIUMF, Canadian Light Source, governance, the environment and Program Director:
• Physical Chemistry • Mechanical Engineering POLITICAL SCIENCE MA, PHD
SHARCNET, MITACS, Canadian globalization. Dr. Belinda Leach
• Polymer Chemistry • Water Resources Engineering Contact: Renée Tavascia
Water Network, the Institute for sopr@uoguelph.ca
Quantum Computing and the • Theoretical Chemistry rtavasci@uoguelph.ca
APPLIED NUTRITION MAN
Advanced Food and Materials MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS T 519-824-4120 x56973
Contact: Shauna Porter SOCIOLOGY MA, PhD
Network. COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCES PhD MSc, PhD MA Fields:
fran.graduate@uoguelph.ca Contact: Shelagh Daly
Contact: Jennifer Hughes Contact: Susan McCormick • Rights, Justice, Citizenship and
T 519-824-4120 x 53968 daly@uoguelph.ca
gradassist@socs.uoguelph.ca gradms@uoguelph.ca Identity
BIOPHYSICS MSc, PhD T 519-824-4120 x53895
T 519-824-4120 x56402 T 519-824-4120 x56553
An interdepartmental program PhD Fields:
Fields:
spanning the entire breadth of the Fields: CONSERVATION LEADERSHIP MCL • Canadian Politics
• Crime and Social Control
life sciences spectrum, including COMPUTER SCIENCE MSc • Applied Mathematics Graduate Program Coordinator: • Comparative Politics
• Environment, Food and Communities
biochemistry, molecular biology, Contact: Jennifer Hughes • Applied Statistics Dr. Robin Roth • Gender, Race, Indigeneity, and
• Identities and Social Inclusion
microbiology, and human biology. gradassist@socs.uoguelph.ca mconslead@uoguelph.ca Sexuality
• Work and Organization
uoguelph.ca/biophysics T 519-824-4120 x56402 PHYSICS MSc, PhD T 519-824-4120 x53525 • International Relations
Fields: (Joint with the University of Waterloo) • Law and Politics
Contact: Janice Ilic
• Artificial Intelligence Contact: Janice Ilic CRIMINOLOGY AND CRIMINAL • Public Policy and Governance
big@uoguelph.ca
T 519-824-4120 x58176 • Distributed Computing physgrad@uoguelph.ca JUSTICE POLICY MA
• Human Computer Interaction T 519-824-4120 x58176 Contact: Renée Tavascia PSYCHOLOGY MA, MSc, PhD
Related Areas:
• Applied Modeling Fields: rtavasci@uoguelph.ca Contact: Robin Sorbara
• Biomechanical Biophysics
• Astrophysics and Gravitation T 519-824-4120 x56973 robinfra@uoguelph.ca
• Cellular Biophysics
• Computational Biophysics • Atomic, Molecular and Optical T 519-824-4120 x53508
• Molecular Biophysics CYBERSECURITY AND THREAT Physics FAMILY RELATIONS AND APPLIED Fields (MA, PhD only):
INTELLIGENCE MCTI • Biophysics NUTRITION MAN, MSc, PhD • Applied Social Psychology
• Structural Biophysics
Contact: Jennifer Hughes • Chemical Physics Contact: Shauna Porter • Clinical Child and Adolescent
cyberassist@socs.uoguelph.ca • Condensed Matter and Materials fran.graduate@uoguelph.ca Psychology
Physics T 519-824-4120 x53968 • Industrial-Organizational Psychology
• Industrial and Applied Physics Fields: Fields (MSc, PhD only):
• Quantum Computing • Applied Human Nutrition Abdul-Rahim Abdulai
• Neuroscience and Applied Cognitive
• Subatomic Physics (MSc, PhD) | PhD Geography
Science
• Couple and Family Therapy (MSc) Arrell Scholar
• Family Relations and Human
Development (MSc, PhD)
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Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Ontario Agricultural I’m constantly blown away by the
I chose Guelph because UofG is one of MANAGEMENT MA, PhD FOOD, AGRICULTURAL AND PLANT AGRICULTURE MSc, PhD
Economics College quality of the faculty here. I’m working
the best universities which offers master’s mamgmt@uoguelph.ca / mgmtphd@uoguelph.ca RESOURCE ECONOMICS Contact: Tara Israel
uoguelph.ca/lang
Graduate Program Assistants:
oac.uoguelph.ca MSc, MFARE, PhD pagrad@uoguelph.ca with well-known experts in rural
degrees in Tourism and Hospitality.
Graduate students in the Gordon S. Lang School of Cori Wells Melinda Heijl Canada’s top agricultural research
Contact: Kathryn Selves T 519-824-4120 x56077 studies and rural sociology who are
Business and Economics acquire professional skills, T 519-824-4120 x52725 T 519-824-4120 x52899 institution provides diverse fare@uoguelph.ca Fields: actively involved in making provincial
analytical tools and a broad understanding of human MA Fields: T 519-824-4120 x52771 • Bioproducts and national policy. It’s pretty cool.
opportunities for cutting-edge
behaviour to advance individual careers and to Fields:
• Accounting graduate studies in extensive • Crop Production Systems
respond imaginatively to the social and environmental • Food and Agricultural Economics
• Management Research laboratory, field and office • Plant Breeding and Genetics Jeff Reichheld | PhD Rural Studies
challenges facing business and society today.
PhD Fields: settings. Mentored by world • Natural Resource and Environmental • Plant Biochemistry and Physiology
• Marketing and Consumer Behaviour leading faculty, graduate students Economics
ACCOUNTING GDip. in the OAC are making a difference
• Organizational Leadership RURAL PLANNING AND
gdipacct@uoguelph.ca in food, agriculture, communities
• Services Management FOOD SAFETY AND QUALITY DEVELOPMENT
T 519-824-4120 x52143 and the environment.
ASSURANCE MSc (Planning), MPlan
MARKETING AND CONSUMER STUDIES MSc MSc online, MSc, GDip. Contact: Lorena Barker
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MBA ANIMAL BIOSCIENCES MSc, PhD An interdepartmental program rpd@uoguelph.ca
mcsmsc@uoguelph.ca
mbaguelph@uoguelph.ca Contact: Wendy McGrattan covering a range of subjects T 519-824-4120 x56780
Graduate Program Assistants:
T 1-888-622-2474 wmcgratt@uoguelph.ca including food safety management,
Cori Wells Melinda Heijl MSc Fields:
Fields: T 519-824-4120 x56215 microbial and chemical food • Canadian Rural Planning and
T 519-824-4120 x52725 T 519-824-4120 x52899
• Hospitality and Tourism Management Fields: safety issues, and detection Development
Fields:
• Food and Agribusiness Management • Animal Behaviour and Welfare and epidemiology of foodborne • International Rural Planning and
• Consumer Behaviour
• Sustainable Commerce • Animal Breeding and Genetics pathogens. FSQA also offers a Development
• Marketing
• Animal Nutrition new fully online MSc option.
ECONOMICS MA, PhD • Animal Physiology uoguelph.ca/foodscience/fsqa
MARKET RESEARCH GDip. Contact: Kay Norwell RURAL STUDIES PhD
gradecon@uoguelph.ca Contact: Lorena Barker
lang.grad@uoguelph.ca fsqa@uoguelph.ca
T 519-824-4120 x53898 CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT AND rsphd@uoguelph.ca
Graduate Program Assistants: T 519-824-4120 x52183
Fields: Cori Wells Melinda Heijl EXTENSION MSc T 519-824-4120 x56780
• Applied Microeconomics (PhD) T 519-824-4120 x52725 T 519-824-4120 x52899 Contact:Lorena Barker Fields:
• Development and Growth (PhD) cde@uoguelph.ca FOOD SCIENCE MSc, PhD
• Sustainable Landscape Systems
• Econometrics (PhD) T 519-824-4120 x56780 Contact: Tricia Townsend
• Sustainable Rural Communities
• Financial Economics (MA, PhD) foodinfo@uoguelph.ca
• Resources, Environment and Energy (PhD) TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MSc T 519-824-4120 x52705
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
trmhmsc@uoguelph.ca Fields:
MSc, MES, PhD
Graduate Program Assistants: • Food Chemistry
LEADERSHIP MA (Leadership) Contact: Priyanka Jhanjee
Cori Wells Melinda Heijl • Food Microbiology
maleadership@uoguelph.ca ses.gradsec@uoguelph.ca
T 519-824-4120 x52725 T 519-824-4120 x52899 • Food Processing
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PhD Fields:
TOURISM RESEARCH GDip. • Earth and Atmospheric Sciences LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MLA
trmhmsc@uoguelph.ca • Ecosystem Science and Biodiversity Contact: Diana Foolen
Xiaoyan Yang
Graduate Program Assistants: • Plant and Environmental Health dfoolen@uoguelph.ca
| MSc Tourism & Hospitality T 519-824-4120 x56576
Cori Wells Melinda Heijl
T 519-824-4120 x52725 T 519-824-4120 x52899
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Population Medicine is a department at the Ontario Veterinary College Collaborative Specializations Never give up. Things can get hard and can get
POPULATION MEDICINE MSc, PhD, DVSc
Ontario Veterinary College, and is world- ovc.uoguelph.ca
Contact: Ariah Easley Interested in complementing your graduate busy but never impossible. If there is something
renowned in animal health with a growing The internationally recognized, innovative, and popmgrad@uoguelph.ca degree by specializing in another subject area? Graduate I have learned in Guelph it is that a friendly hand
emphasis on One Health approaches. UofG collaborative research at the OVC focuses on T 519-824-4120 x54005 students can specialize in the following multidisciplinary
always appears to help you continue.
improving animal health and well-being by areas to enhance the work pursued in their respective
aligned perfectly with my interest to study Fields:
enhancing our understanding of the development, graduate degree programs.
veterinary epidemiology. prevention, diagnosis and treatment of animal
• Epidemiology (MSc, PhD)
diseases and welfare issues thereby helping • Health Management (MSc) Bárbara López-González | MA & PhD Political Science +
to sustain a viable animal-human-environment • Public Health (PhD) International Development Studies
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MASc, MSc
interface. • Theriogenology (MSc)
uoguelph.ca/ceps/csai
Contact: Kate Mooibroek
PUBLIC HEALTH MPH, GDip. csaigrad@uoguelph.ca
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES MSc, MBS, PhD
Contact: Ariah Easley
bmsgrad@uoguelph.ca
mphinfo@uoguelph.ca
T 519-824-4120 x54780 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
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Fields: MA, MSc, MASc, MFARE, PhD
• Biomedical Toxicology and Pharmacology ids.uoguelph.ca
• Cancer Biology VETERINARY SCIENCE DVSc Contact: Lisa Macdonald
• Cardiovascular Physiology ovcsas.graddvsc@uoguelph.ca ids@uoguelph.ca
• Cellular and Molecular Basis of Disease 519-824-4120 x54725 T 519-824-4120 x53461
• Neuroscience Participating Departments:
• Reproductive Biology and Development • Biomedical Sciences NEUROSCIENCE MBS, MSc, PhD
• Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine • Clinical Studies uoguel.ph/neurgrad
• Pathobiology Contact: Robin Sorbara
• Population Medicine robinfra@uoguelph.ca
CLINICAL STUDIES MSc, GDip., DVSc
csgrad@uoguelph.ca T 519-824-4120 x53508
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DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE/MASTER OF
PUBLIC HEALTH COMBINED DEGREE PROGRAM ONE HEALTH MA, MASc, MBS, MEng, MES, MSc, MSc
PATHOBIOLOGY MSc, PhD, GDip., DVSc DVM/MPH (Planning), PhD
Contact: Jessie Beer Contact: Ariah Easley graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/programs/onehealth
pathgrad@uoguelph.ca mphinfo@uoguelph.ca Graduate Program Coordinator: Dr. Katie Clow
T 519-824-4120 x54725 T 519-824-4120 x54005 kclow@uoguelph.ca
Fields (MSc, PhD only):
• Comparative Pathology TOXICOLOGY MBS, MSc, PhD
• Immunology uoguelph.ca/toxicology
• Veterinary Infectious Diseases chemgrad@uoguelph.ca
• Veterinary Pathology T 519 824 4120 x53044
Carrie McMullen
| MSc Population Medicine - Epidemiology
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uoguel.ph/studyincanada PhD $6,992 $19,681
graduatestudies.uoguelph.ca/programs/list/byprogram
*Cost of tuition varies for executive business programs.
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70% or higher from a recognized post-secondary institution over the last English Language Proficiency Tests 4
two years of full-time equivalent study. Tuition fees are assessed based on your assigned cohort year which can
be found at uoguel.ph/gradfees.
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73% or higher from a recognized post-secondary institution in their Living Expenses Minimum Maximum
Canadian Academic English
Master’s program. Applicants must also demonstrate a strong potential for CAEL 70
Language Assessment
research. www.cael.ca Domestic International
Student Costs
4
If your first language is not English, you are required to submit the Room + Board $11,800 $16,000 Costs Costs
results of a standardized language test. Please see the chart to the right The University of Guelph English
for acceptable tests and required scores.
Language Certificate ELCP Advanced
uoguel.ph/elcp
Your Fees $2211 $2211
Transportation $500 $3000**
HAVE QUESTIONS? WHO TO ASK: International English Language
Testing System IELTS 6.5
General Inquiries: gradonln@uoguelph.ca www.ielts.org
University Health
Application Inquiries: gradapps@uoguelph.ca Books + Supplies $100 $42,000 n/a $1908
TOEFL (iBT), Test of English Insurance Plan (UHIP)
Study Permits: intl.student@uoguelph.ca as a Foreign Language TOEFL 89
www.toefl.org (U of G code: 0892)
Miscellaneous **Additional expences to consider may include travel to (or within)
$1500 $4000 Canada.
(entertainment, sales taxes,
Pearson Test of English Academic
www.pearsonpte.com
PTE 60 eye glasses, etc.)
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uoguelph.ca/studentexperience/intlstudent I chose U of G because it is known as one of for Agricultural Science
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Our international students ranked us #1
Connecting students with other resources and support available on What they say is true, Canadians really are nice in Canada for overall learning, living and
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Helping students ease with the transition to life in Canada and at the University FROM GUELPH TO...
of Guelph through peer mentorship programs such as the LINK Program and
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I like the fact that Guelph is a livable city with a
Providing skills and capacity building workshops to prepare students for
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small town community feel. Also, Toronto is just
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Offering community-building opportunities through social activities and
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New York 8h
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Boston 9h
Los Angeles 5h
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Accounting p. 12 GDip. European Studies + Linguistics & Literary Studies at Vrije Pathobiology p. 14
MSc PhD
Universiteit Brussel Dual Degree Program p. 8 MA+MA DVSc GDip.
Animal Biosciences p. 13 MSc PhD
Family Relations and MSc PhD Philosophy p. 8 MA PhD
Applied Nutrition p. 13 MAN
Applied Nutrition p. 11 MAN Physics p. 10 MSc PhD
Art History and Visual Culture p. 8 MA
Food, Agricultural and MSc PhD Plant Agriculture p. 13 MSc PhD
Artificial Intelligence p. 10/15 MASc MSc Resource Economics p. 13 MFARE Political Science p. 11 MA PhD
Bioinformatics p. 15 MSc MBNF Food Safety and MSc GDip. Population Medicine p. 14 MSc PhD
PhD Quality Assurance p. 15 DVSc
Food Science p. 13 MSc PhD Psychology p. 11 MA MSc
Biomedical Sciences p. 14 MSc MBS
PhD
DVSc PhD French Studies p. 8 MA
Public Health p. 14 MPH GDip.
Biophysics p. 15 MSc PhD Geography p. 11 MA MSc
Public Issues Anthropology p. 11 MA
Biotechnology p. 15 MBIOT PhD
Rural Planning and MSc (Planning)
Business Administration p. 12 MBA History p. 8 MA PhD
Development p. 13 MPlan
Capacity Development MSc Human Health and MSc PhD Rural Studies p. 13 PhD
and Extension p. 13 Nutritional Sciences p. 9
Social Practice and PhD
Chemistry p. 10 MSc PhD Integrative Biology p. 9 MSc PhD Transformational Change p. 11
Clinical Studies p. 14 MSc DVSc International Development MA MSc Sociology p. 11 MA PhD
GDip. Studies p. 15 MASc MFARE Studio Art p. 8 MFA
Computational Sciences p. 10 PhD PhD
Theatre Studies p. 8 MA
Computer Science p. 10 MSc Landscape Architecture p. 13 MLA
Tourism and Hospitality p. 12 MSc
Conservation Leadership p. 11 MCL Latin American and MA
Tourism Research p. 12 GDip.
Caribbean Studies p. 8
Creative Writing p. 8 MFA Toxicology p. 15 MSc PhD
Leadership p. 12 MA (Leadership) MBS
Criminology and Criminal MA
Justice Policy p. 11 Literary Studies / PhD Veterinary Science p. 14 DVSc
Critical Studies in MA PhD Theatre Studies in English p. 8
Improvisation p. 8 Management p. 12 MA PhD
Cybersecurity and Threat MCTI Marketing and MSc
Intelligence p. 10 Consumer Studies p. 12
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine/Master of Public Health Market Research p. 12 GDip.
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Statistics p. 10 Thesis
Economics p. 12 MA PhD
Molecular and Cellular MSc PhD Course Work and Major Research
Engineering p. 10 MEng MASc
Biology p. 9 Project/Paper/Practicum
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Environmental Sciences p. 13 MSc MES PhD Graduate Diploma
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