This workshop is hosted on Zoom and is accessible through your McGill Zoom account. PLEASE LOG INTO YOUR MCGILL ZOOM ACCOUNT AT https://mcgill.zoom.us/ BEFORE JOINING THE SESSION.

The Planning with Purpose information session is an introduction to the Individual Development Plan (IDP) at McGill. This session covers the process and building blocks of creating a meaningful IDP and setting goals in grad school. We also explore the resources, supports, and programming available from the myPath team to help you to forge your own learning path.

In this workshop you will have an opportunity to:
•    Understand what an IDP is and how to use one to support your grad school experience
•    Discover the resources and support available to help you create your IDP
•    Familiarize yourself with Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies' mandatory IDP reporting requirements for graduate students
•    Complete 1 of your 3 IDP reporting requirements!

This workshop is hosted on Zoom and is accessible through your McGill Zoom account. PLEASE LOG INTO YOUR MCGILL ZOOM ACCOUNT AT https://mcgill.zoom.us/ BEFORE JOINING THE SESSION.

For current doctoral students and incoming (Fall 2026) doctoral students, this is an information session to help you navigate the ins and outs of applying to the Tri Agency (CIHR / NSERC /SSHRC) doctoral awards (CGRS-D).  Learn about eligibility requirements, instructions for transcripts, selecting the correct Tri Agency and helpful advice on timelines and preparing your application.

For more information about funding resources, check out the Funding website.
For questions, please submit at ticket to the Funding team.

This workshop is hosted on Zoom and is accessible through your McGill Zoom account. PLEASE LOG INTO YOUR MCGILL ZOOM ACCOUNT AT https://mcgill.zoom.us/ BEFORE JOINING THE SESSION.

The Planning with Purpose information session is an introduction to the Individual Development Plan (IDP) at McGill. This session covers the process and building blocks of creating a meaningful IDP and setting goals in grad school. We also explore the resources, supports, and programming available from the myPath team to help you to forge your own learning path.

In this workshop you will have an opportunity to:
•    Understand what an IDP is and how to use one to support your grad school experience
•    Discover the resources and support available to help you create your IDP
•    Familiarize yourself with Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies' mandatory IDP reporting requirements for graduate students
•    Complete 1 of your 3 IDP reporting requirements!

This workshop is hosted on Zoom and is accessible through your McGill Zoom account. PLEASE LOG INTO YOUR MCGILL ZOOM ACCOUNT AT https://mcgill.zoom.us/ BEFORE JOINING THE SESSION.

Struggling to stay on top of your academic research, professional development, and personal commitments? This practical workshop is designed specifically for graduate students to help you take control of your time. Learn effective day-to-day planning strategies, prioritize tasks with confidence, and build sustainable routines that support your long-term goals. Through hands-on activities and real-life examples, you'll leave with tools to reduce stress, boost productivity, and make time for what matters most.

After this workshop, you will be able to:

• Maintain your short and long-term goals using an Individual Development Plan
• Identify your areas of strength and opportunities for growth when managing your time
• Reflect upon your personal, academic, and professional priorities to create an actionable to-do list and ideal week
• Navigate personal obstacles to successfully implement your plan

This workshop counts towards the IDP requirement.

This workshop is hosted on Zoom and is accessible through your McGill Zoom account. PLEASE LOG INTO YOUR MCGILL ZOOM ACCOUNT AT https://mcgill.zoom.us/ BEFORE JOINING THE SESSION.

The Planning with Purpose information session is an introduction to the Individual Development Plan (IDP) at McGill. This session covers the process and building blocks of creating a meaningful IDP and setting goals in grad school. We also explore the resources, supports, and programming available from the myPath team to help you to forge your own learning path.

In this workshop you will have an opportunity to:
•    Understand what an IDP is and how to use one to support your grad school experience
•    Discover the resources and support available to help you create your IDP
•    Familiarize yourself with Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies' mandatory IDP reporting requirements for graduate students
•    Complete 1 of your 3 IDP reporting requirements!