The following information pertains to requirements and procedures within the Department of Geological Sciences. We make every effort to keep these guidelines current. Be sure to check with your ...
A Doctorate is the highest academic degree awarded by universities in most fields of study. It involves several years of rigorous research, culminating in a dissertation that contributes new knowledge ...
your previous degree(s) your proficiency in the English language. Please consult individual programme pages as well as reading the information below. Your application will be considered on its ...
The equivalent of 24 courses beyond the BA (including seminar, tutorial, and dissertation credit) is required for the PhD. Students who have done previous graduate work elsewhere may have some of ...
This checklist is meant to be used as a supplement to information obtained from the University Catalog and the graduate program, and as an aid to meeting Graduate School requirements for the doctoral ...
Dalhousie's joint doctoral program (JDP) enables PhD student exchange through jointly supervised and awarded degrees. After establishing an agreement between universities, doctoral students complete ...
The Economics PhD program prepares students for a research career. The program combines required courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics; elective courses in a variety of applied ...
Graduate admission is granted to a specific department. Applicants are expected to hold baccalaureate degrees from accredited colleges or universities prior to registration as graduate students. Three ...
Timelines and requirements may differ among Kellogg's doctoral programs. Students should refer to their Program Guidelines and consult with their DGS for guidance on exact details of degree ...