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MSc/PhD Program:
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Todays Agenda
Engaged Faculty
Leading health services researchers
Strong Linkages
Extensive collaborations & partnerships
Policy-makers
Providers
Consumers
Health care organizations
Acute, chronic, primary, home & community,
and long-term care
For more information
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Universities
Research institutes
Governments
Research units within health services
organizations
Research consultancies
Hart House
Clubs, activities and registered classes
Upcoming Events
SEPT
MONTHLY
OCT
SEPT
MAY
AND MANY MORE
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Range of Opportunities
Seminar Series
Research Day
Open Seminars across the St. George
Campus
Involvement in Programs of Research &
Collaboratives
http://ihpme.utoronto.ca/events/
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Health Policy
(Lead: Fiona Miller)
Design and governance of health systems locally,
nationally and globally; factors influencing health policymaking
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Collaborative Programs
Interdisciplinary programs involving different
graduate units at UofT
Aging, Palliative & Supportive Care Across the Life
Course
Bioethics
Global Health
Health Care, Technology & Place
Health Services & Policy Research
Women & Gender Studies
Womens Health
For details go to: http://ihpme.utoronto.ca/academics/collaborative/
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How To Apply
Refer to our website Apply
http://ihpme.utoronto.ca/community/students/apply/
Letter of Intent
Two letters of reference
CV and unofficial transcripts
Official transcripts from all prior institutions attended
(submitted separately when invited to an interview)
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TIPs
Provide referees with an outline of your planned research
so that they can refer to it
Tell your referees well in advance what you have planned
and what they need to do
Check that referees can write strong letters of support; if in
doubt, pick another referee
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Successful Applicants
HSR program is highly competitive: 5 to 7
applicants for every available spot
Minimum grade average of B+
Demonstrated English language proficiency (e.g.,
TOEFL, IELTS)
Excellent references
Strong, clear letter of intent
Demonstrated willingness/ability to access external
funding sources
Match between applicant interests/experience and
potential faculty supervisors
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Offers of Admission
Sent by May (or earlier)
Incoming students will meet with a Program Area of
Study (PAS) Lead, and their Supervisor(s), to develop a
Course Plan
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Milestones MSc*
* for the MSc/PhD Transfer Program timelines differ
Term 1
Course work
Minimum of 6 half-year courses (2 primary area of study; 2
statistics/methods; 2 electives)
Populate Thesis Committee in consultation with your Supervisor (min of 2
members including your Supervisor)
Beginning in first Fall term, develop draft thesis proposal in consultation
with your Supervisor and Thesis Committee (meet every other month)
Term 2
Complete any remaining coursework
Complete Thesis Proposal & obtain Committee approval
Seek approval from Ethics Review Board
Term 3
Collect & analyze data
Write Thesis
Defend Thesis
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Milestones PhD
Years 1 & 2
Course work
Minimum of 10 half-year courses (beyond 3 halfcourses, courses vary by primary area of study)
Complete Comprehensive Exam in selected primary
area of study (second Winter term)
Populate your Committee in consultation with your
Supervisor (minimum of 3 members including your
Supervisor)
Beginning in First Winter term, develop a draft
dissertation research proposal in consultation with your
Supervisor and Committee (meet at least every other
month)
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Milestones PhD
Year 3
Defend Dissertation Research Proposal (early Fall;
sometimes Summer Year 2)
Seek approval from Ethics Review Board
Begin data collection & analysis
Year 4
Complete data collection & analysis
Write Dissertation
Consult with your Committee re: appropriate Internal &
External Examiners
Defend Thesis
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Q&A
Simply click on the "Q & A" tab
and type your questions in the "Q & A" box that pops up
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