Admission will also be based on the availability and ability of the women's studies faculty to supervise in the student's proposed area of research. Upon admission, each student will be assigned an advisor by the Graduate Admissions and Program Committee. This advisor will normally be a faculty member at the university to which the student is admitted. Applications including all letters of reference, transcripts and other required information will be accepted up to April 1 for applicants from outside Canada and May 1 for Canadian applicants. Applications for scholarship consideration will be accepted up to February 15 .
Enrolment is limited.
This program emphasizes the interdisciplinary basis of women's studies, its community linkage and the emerging body of feminist theory and methodology. The program requires a minimum of five full units, including a two-unit thesis. Feminist Theory and Feminist Methodology will normally be taken in the Fall term. The Graduate Seminar will meet bi-weekly throughout the academic year. Thesis two units Click here to read the 2001-2002 Calendar requirements for the Women's Studies program.