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===Academic Requirements===
 
===Academic Requirements===
*Candidates may submit an online application or submit a completed application forms to the School of Graduate Studies Office
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*Applicants should hold a second class degree from a recognized University to be admitted into the Diploma or MSc programs or
*A B.Sc degree showing at least 75% over the last 2 years of full time study.
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*Applicants must hold a Masters degree from a recognized University to be admitted into the PhD
**Have completed a statistics undergraduate course.
 
**From an institution recognized by the Senate.
 
*Should obtain knowledge of the proposed field of study.
 
*High degree of English literacy is needed too.
 
  
 
===Documents===
 
===Documents===
*1 official transcript sent directly from the issuing school.
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*Candidates may submit an online application or submit a completed application forms to the School of Graduate Studies Office
**Certification of degree completion if not included in transcript.
 
**English translations of all supporting documentation.
 
*Official test scores directly from testing centers if required.
 
*3 letters of recommendation
 
**Appraisals have to be an academic reference & at least 1 is a professional reference.
 
*Foreign students need work permit & health insurance.
 
*Social insurance card needed
 
 
*$40 Application fee
 
*$40 Application fee
  

Revision as of 10:57, 18 November 2012

Contacts

Website: http://www.med.mun.ca/getdoc/c81ae9c2-d4d4-4c75-ad14-38b1b5304b8f/Human-Genetics.aspx
Tel: (709) 777-6367
Admissions email: raudas@mun.ca

Admission Requirements

General

  • The Human Genetics program is part of the department of Medicine so the admission procedures and criteria are the same as the Medicine program.
  • This program allows the student to understand human genetics including both theory & practical applications of human disease.
  • Student must take an advanced undergraduate course in genetics, a min of 2 graduate courses & a thesis-based research.
  • Apply online at http://www.mun.ca/sgs/
  • Encouraged to make contact such as email with a potential supervisor before or at the time of sending in a full application.
    • Supervisor has to provide student with supervision, space, equipment & research funds.

Academic Requirements

  • Applicants should hold a second class degree from a recognized University to be admitted into the Diploma or MSc programs or
  • Applicants must hold a Masters degree from a recognized University to be admitted into the PhD

Documents

  • Candidates may submit an online application or submit a completed application forms to the School of Graduate Studies Office
  • $40 Application fee

Other

  • Area of research: cancer genetics, genetic epidemiology, gene mapping, medical genetics, birth defects, & population genetics.
  • Admission is decided by the school of Graduate studies on the recommendation from the Chair of Administrative committee.

Deadlines

  • May 31st:deadline for Fall enrollment of full time students.
  • July 31st: deadline for Fall enrollment of part time students.
  • October 31st: deadline for Winter enrollment of full time students.
  • November 30th: deadline for Winter enrollment of part time students.

Financial Requirements

  • Fees pay at the time of registration.

See this link for details: http://www.med.mun.ca/graduate/pages/fees.htm

  • Should register for funding such as Dean’s fellowship. If awarded, student will get $18,000/year. http://www.med.mun.ca/graduate/pages/fellowships.htm
  • Other ways of receiving external financial support are scholarships, research funding, & industry-sponsored funds.
  • For more information click here