There will be no direct transfer of core course credits into the AGDM program from credit courses previously completed at other accredited degree-granting institutions. At the time of admission, however, graduate students may, at the discretion of the CIM Admissions Committee, be awarded advanced standing in the specific courses in light of their combined prior learning and experience. Requests for advanced standing must be made to the CIM Admissions Committee at the time of application to the program. Students with advanced standing are responsible for demonstrating their knowledge and understanding of all course materials covered in the comprehensive examinations. Athabasca University reserves the right to modify the list of required courses at any time.
Fees are subject to change.
The University reserves the right to suspend a student if his or her program fees are overdue. Last day for receipt of admission materials for AGDM program for September start dates July 3 Canada Day, Centre closed Aug. 7 Civic holiday. Centre closed in lieu of Remembrance Day Dec. Subject to the approval of the Director of CIM, students may be permitted to take more than one course at a time. Upon admission to his or her program of study, each student will receive a timetable outlining course start and completion dates for the cohort group to which the student belongs.