Graduate student represents McGill at "Votre soutenance en 180 secondes."
We are pleased to have Master's student Audrey Yank, from the department of Bioresource Engineering, represent McGill at "Votre Soutenance en 180 secondes" hosted by L’Association francophone pour le savoir (Acfas). Acfas is a non-profit organization that contributes to the growth of science in Quebec and within the francophone community.
Graduate student Xenia Kurguzova wins SSHRC prize
Earlier this year, the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) launched Research for a Better Life: The Storytellers, a competition encouraging Canadian post-secondary students to find innovative ways of communicating how funded research projects about people, behaviour, human thought and culture are beneficial to Canadians – and beyond. The winners will receive $3,000 and the chance to compete for a featured presentation at the next World Social Sciences Forum.
uApply Project Updates
Solution: uploading reference letters (returning McGill students)
Important changes have been made concerning the uploading of reference letters to the online admission system for returning McGill students (graduate applicants). On January 30, a fix designed by ISR went live. Departments requiring the documents are automatically flagged in the system and the invitations sent out to the reference. Yesterday evening the solution was applied retroactively to the 801 applications that were submitted before January 30 requiring reference letters.
FAQs
- Should I renew my postdoctoral registration with the Postdoctoral Office while awaiting receipt of my renewed work permit?
Safer spaces workshops
Workshops for Diversity at McGill
- Understanding Discrimination: frameworks and first steps for implementing equity in professional practice
- Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
- Race and Cultural Identity
Facilitators: Sarah Malik, and Tynan Jarrett (SEDE Office)
Project details
Project goals
- To assess the current application and evaluation process for graduate admissions, focusing on:
- the student experience
- the availability of technologies
- improving the information available to the decision makers - To move the current "paper-based" graduate admissions process to a model where information is collected and stored electronically, allowing access from various points in the process workflow.
Richard H. Tomlinson Fellowships
Richard H. Tomlinson (PhD '48, McGill University) enjoyed a career in Chemistry that won him national recognition as a university teacher and success as an inventor and entrepreneur. In the year 2000, he created an exceptional series of recruitment student awards with the aim of giving the finest young minds the opportunity to study at McGill University.
The Tomlinson Fellowships are recruitment fellowships for Master's in the Faculty of Science and for Doctoral and Postdoctoral research in any discipline.
Industrial Innovation Scholarship (Bourses en milieu de pratique)
IIS/BMP Innovation offers financial assistance to students through a university-business partnership.
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