Candidates will normally decide upon the choice of degree with their supervisor. These consist essentially of an acceptable Bachelor's degree from an accredited University with a grade point average of B in the last two years of academic work along with a brief r sum . Entry to the program is on a competitive basis, and enrolment may be restricted in any given year.
Recognition is given for experience and for proven success in the field.
Course work completed within the last five years, which was not part of the academic work considered for admission, may be eligible for transfer credit towards the Masters degree. Courses included are dependent on the offerings available in any given term. The program consists of 18 units of course work including a 3-unit research project, followed by a written comprehensive examination. It can be completed over three consecutive summer sessions or 12 to 18 months of full-time study. They are a secondary core group of courses which are typically included in the calendar but which may not be offered all at once in a given year.