Programs and Courses

Graduate Studies

The full-time Master's program takes 2 academic sessions (from September to April) and students take 8 half-year courses, or an equivalent combination of full and half-courses. There is no thesis to be written, but students may replace a course with a research project. Also, up to 2 courses may be taken from other departments including biostatistics, economics, math and computer science.

The PhD program consists of courses, comprehensive exams and a thesis.

Graduate Timetable

• 2009-10 Fall/Winter Timetable
• 2009 Fall Textbook information
  
• 2009 Summer Timetable
• Course descriptions
• Previous timetables

Graduate Handbook

• The Graduate Handbook contains important information for current and prospective graduate students.

Current and Prospective MSc students

• MSc Program information
  
• MSc Admission information

Current and Prospective PhD students

• PhD Program information
  
• PhD Admission information

• PhD Timeline and Related Policies

• Comprehensive Examination Information

Other Links

Grad Student News

TA Handbook

School of Graduate Studies / Statistics calendar entry

Dalla Lana School of Public Health (graduate program in Biostatistics)

International Student Centre

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