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Programs and Fields of Advanced Study

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The Program Repertoire

The graduate programs offered by the University divide into doctoral, master’s, diploma and certificate programs. Doctoral programs offer students the opportunity to carry out fundamental and applied research. The results of this research must be presented in the form of a thesis containing an original contribution to knowledge. Doctoral theses must be defended in public examinations. The length and specific format of a doctoral thesis is discipline dependent. All doctoral programs require the passing of comprehensive examinations. All doctoral programs require a minimum of 90 credits of study.

At the master’s level, the University offers a variety of thesis and non-thesis options. All master’s programs require a minimum of 45 credits. Some master’s programs also have a comprehensive examination.

The academic goals of the graduate diploma programs are usually somewhat different from those of doctoral and master’s programs. They are designed either to offer a further specialization in a field or discipline already studied at the undergraduate level, or to provide the introduction to a new field of study or discipline, with the express intent to develop some level of specialized knowledge. A graduate diploma will consist of a minimum of 30 credits and normally a maximum of 33 credits. Diploma programs do not require a thesis, although a graduating essay, project or report may be required. Diploma programs may require a comprehensive examination.

The University offers a number of graduate certificate programs which are designed to serve a professional clientele seeking to upgrade and advance their graduate training over a short time frame. Graduate certificate programs are normally completed in one to three years and consist of 15 credits.

All graduate programs offered by the University are listed below. Each description outlines the full-time faculty involved in the program, the objectives of the program, and the research interests of the faculty. Admission requirements, application procedures, and degree requirements and program options are specified. In addition, all approved courses are listed. In most cases, core courses are described in detail. With the exception of the Special Individualized programs, all graduate programs offered by the University are attached to one of the three Faculties or The John Molson School of Business of the university and are therefore grouped accordingly.

Co-op Programs

The following graduate programs offer applicants the option of following a co-op program.

  • Economics
  • Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering
  • Master of Business Administration

Prospective applicants should contact the program for further details.

Co-tutelle Doctoral Theses

The co-tutelle program facilitates cooperation between researchers and research teams from Concordia and French universities. Students are admitted to a doctoral program at each of the two participating institutions, and each institution keeps its own official record of the students’ courses and grades. The students must satisfy all of the requirements of each institution in order to graduate. A co-supervision agreement between French and Québec institutions of higher education for doctoral students who are preparing a co-supervised thesis, in accordance with the provisions and conditions contemplated in the “Co-Supervised Thesis Framework Agreement” signed between the CPU, CDEFI and CREPUQ must be completed and approved.

Quick Reference to Programs and Fields

  Graduate Certificate Diploma Master’s Magisteriate PhD
Arts and Science
Adult Education      
Anglais/français en langue et techniques de localisation      
Anthropology (see Social & Cultural Anthropology)        
Applied Linguistics      
Biology    
Biotechnology & Genomics      
Chemistry    
Child Study      
Communication      
Communication Studies      
Community Economic Development      
Economics  
Education      
Educational Studies      
Educational Technology      
English      
English (Creative Writing Option)      
Environmental Impact Assessment *    
Exercise Science *      
Geography, Urban & Environment Studies      
History    
History and Philosophy of Religion      
Humanities      
Human Systems Intervention      
Instructional Technology      
Journalism    
Judaic Studies      
Littératures francophones et résonances médiatiques      
Mathematics    
Media Studies      
Philosophy      
Physics    
Psychology    
Political Science      
Public Policy and Public Administration (Political Science)      
Religion      
Social & Cultural Anthropology      
Sociology      
Teaching of Mathematics      
Theological Studies      
Traductologie      
Traduction      
Engineering and Computer Science
Aerospace      
Building Engineering  
Civil Engineering    
Computer Science  
Electrical and Computer Engineering    
Environmental Engineering      
Industrial Engineering      
Information Systems Security      
Mechanical Engineering  
Service Engineering & Network Management      
Quality Systems Engineering      
Software Engineering      
3D Graphics & Game Development      
Fine Arts
Advanced Music Performance      
Art Education    
Art History    
Creative Arts Therapies      
Art Therapy Option      
Drama Therapy Option      
Music Therapy      
Digital Technologies in Design Art Practice      
Film Studies *    
Open Media      
Painting and Drawing      
Printmaking and Photography      
Sculpture, Ceramics and Fibres      
Studio Arts      
John Molson School of Business
Administration      
Business Administration
Business Administration (Executive Option)      
Business Administration (Investment Management Option)      
Chartered Accountancy      
Investment Management    
Management Accounting      
School of Graduate Studies
Special Individualized Programs    
Interuniversity Programs
Administration      
Art History      
Communication      
Religion      

Location of Graduate Programs

The following table indicates the campus location of graduate programs, with the following designations: “S” (Sir George Williams Campus) or “L” (Loyola Campus).

Program Degree(s)/Diploma/Certificate Campus
Administration MSc S
Adult Education Diploma S
Advanced Music Performance Diploma S
Aerospace MEng S
Anglais/français en langue et techniques de localisation Grad. Cert. S
Applied Linguistics MA S
Art Education PhD/MA S
Art History PhD/MA S
Biology PhD/MSc L
Biotechnology & Geonomics Diploma L
Building Engineering PhD/MASc/MEng/Grad. Cert S
Business Administration PhD/MBA/Diploma/Grad. Cert S
Business Administration (EMBA) MBA S
Business Administration (Investment Management) MBA S
Chartered Accountancy Diploma S
Chemistry PhD/MSc L
Child Study MA S
Civil Engineering PhD/MASc/MEng S
Communication PhD L
Communication Studies Diploma L
Community Economic Development Diploma S
Computer Science PhD/MApCompSc/ MCompSc/Dip. S
Creative Arts Therapies MA S
Digital Technologies in Design Art Practice Grad. Cert. S
Economics PhD/MA/Diploma S
Education PhD S
Educational Studies MA S
Educational Technology MA S
Electrical & Computer Engineering PhD/MASc/MEng S
English MA S
Environmental Engineering Grad. Cert. S
Environmental Impact Assessment MSc/Diploma S
Exercise Science * MSc L
Film & Moving Image Studies * PhD S
Film Studies MA S
Geography, Urban & Environment Studies MSc S
History PhD/MA S
History and Philosophy of Religion MA S
Human Systems Intervention MA L
Humanities PhD S
Industrial Engineering MASc/MEng S
Information Systems Security MASc/MEng S
Instructional Technology Diploma S
Investment Management Master/Diploma S
Journalism Studies MA L
Journalism Diploma L
Judaic Studies MA S
Littérature francophone MA S
Management Accounting Grad. Cert. S
Mathematics PhD/MA/MSc S
Mechanical Engineering PhD/MASc/MEng/Grad.Cert. S
Media Studies MA L
Music Therapy Grad. Cert. S
Philosophy MA S
Political Science PhD S
Psychology PhD/MA L
Public Policy and Public Administration MA S
Quality Systems Engineering MASc/MEng S
Religion PhD S
Service Engineering & Network Management Grad. Cert. S
Social & Cultural Anthropology MA S
Sociology MA S
Software Engineering MASc/MEng S
Special Individualized (SIP) PhD/MA/MSc S
Studio Arts MFA S
Teaching of Mathematics MTM S
Theological Studies MA S
Traductologie MA S
Traduction Diploma S
3D Graphics & Game Development Grad. Cert. S

Course Codes

ACCO Accountancy
ADIP Adult Education
ADMI Administration
AHSC Applied Human Sciences
AMPS Advanced Music Performance
ANTH Anthropology
APLI Applied Linguistics
ART Art
ARTE Art Education
ARTH Art History
ASEM Art Seminars (Studio Arts)
ATRP Art Therapy
BECO Business Economics
BIOL Biology
BLDG Building Engineering
BUSR Business Research
CATS Creative Arts Therapies
CERA Ceramics
CHEM Chemistry
CHST Child Study
CIVI Civil Engineering
COEN Computer & Electrical Engineering
COMM MBA Modules
COMP Computer Science
COMS Communication Studies
DART Digital Technologies in Design Art Practice
DESC Decision Sciences
DIM Diploma in Investment Management
DINE Drama in Education
DISP Directed Studio Practice
DTHY Drama Therapy
ECON Economics
EDUC Education
ELEC Electrical Engineering
EMBA Business Administration (Executive Option)
ENCS Engineering and Computer Science
ENGL English
ENGR Engineering
ENVS Environmental Impact Assessment
ESTU Educational Studies
ETEC Educational Technology
   
EXCI Exercise Science
FBRS Fibres
FINA Finance
FLIT Littérature francophone
FMPR Film Production
FMST Film Studies
FRAA Français
FRAN Français
FTRA Translation
GEOG Geography
GIIM Goodman Institute of Investment Management
HENV Human Environment
HIST History
HUMA Humanities
IMBA Investment Management
INDS Independent Study
INDU Industrial Engineering
INSE Information Systems Engineering
INTP Professional Internship (Studio Arts)
JOUR Journalism
LING Linguistics
MANA Management
MARK Marketing
MAST Mathematics
MATH Mathematics
MBA Master of Business Administration
MECH Mechanical Engineering
MHIS Music History
MIM Master in Investment Management
MINE Music in Education
MPER Music Performance
MSCA Master of Science in Administration
MUSI Music
MTHY Music Therapy
OPME Open Media
PHIL Philosophy
PHOT Photography
PHYS Physics
POLI Political Science
PRIN Printmaking
PSYC Psychology
PTNG Painting
RELI Religion
SCUL Sculpture
SOCI Sociology
SOEN Software Engineering
SPEC Special Individualized Programs
THEO Theological Studies
TRAD Traduction
TRES Theological, Religious and Ethical Studies

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