McGill program offerings at the graduate level include several opportunities for international engagement built into the program structure. Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies assists departments in forming new partnerships and putting into place Cotutelles, Joint, and Dual Degree Programs.
A Cotutelle is a formal agreement for joint doctoral supervision between McGill and a partner institution outside Canada. It allows PhD students to receive training and conduct research under shared supervision from supervisors at both institutions, supporting international collaboration. Cotutelles partnerships can be coordinated with most international universities.
Interested in our existing Joint Degree Program?
Find out more about the Kyoto-McGill International Collaborative Program in Genomic Medicine.
Interested in our existing Dual Degree Programs?
Dual Degree Programs in Public Health Data Science with the University of Bordeaux, France.
Double LLM degree with KU Leuven, Belgium.
Faculty members interested in Joint Degree Programs, Dual Degree Programs, and Cotutelles: please visit our International Partnerships section for more information.
International Partners looking to collaborate with McGill University: please contact us at academicprograms.gps [at] mcgill.ca.
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