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Department requirements for application to graduate studies

The graduate聽application form can be found on the Faculty of Graduate Studies website (/faculty/gradstudies.html).聽The application form can be completed online or in print and submitted to the Registrar鈥檚 Office.

An application is considered complete and will be forwarded to the Biology Graduate Admissions Committee for assessment when:

1) The completed application form is received by the department from the Registrar鈥檚 Office.
2) Supporting documents listed below are received by the Department of Biology¹.

Official transcripts from all universities and colleges attended².
At least two academic references³.
A statement of research interest; CV is optional.
English language proficiency scores (for international students only).

3) A supervisor has agreed to support your studies and funding⁴.

Once the application has been approved by the Biology Graduate Admissions Committee, it is forwarded to the Faculty of Graduate Studies for final approval and formal acceptance into the graduate studies program.

¹Submit supporting documents directly to the Department of Biology:
Carolyn Young, Graduate Secretary
Department of Biology
Room 2078 LSC
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1355 Oxford St.
P.O. Box 15000聽
Halifax, NS, B3H 4R2
Canada

²Official academic transcript for each post-secondary institution attended must be sent directly to Department of Biology from the host institution in a sealed envelope. Transcripts submitted for scholarship funding consideration are NOT used for your application to graduate studies.聽You must arrange to have your application transcripts submitted separately.

³Academic reference letters can be submitted either through the electronic reference system in the online application or by paper. Paper reference letters in a sealed, stamped envelope and endorsed across the back seal by the referee may be mailed directly to聽the department.

⁴Applicants who apply without a supervisor in place may sometimes have their application accepted if a supervisor can be found, but more frequently their application is rejected for lack of a position.