COVID-19 – Information for Graduate Students
York University has suspended all face-to-face instruction and moved courses to online formats. Campus buildings are closed with limited access as needed for required services. York University’s Fall Term will be delivered for the most part online and remotely. Please consult York University’s COVID-19 website for resources. All of the regular functions of the Faculty of Graduate Studies are fully operational, and all internal and external scholarship and award competitions are proceeding as planned.
Welcome Message from the Dean Loebel
Click on the link below to watch Dean Thomas L. Loebel's welcome message
Welcome Message from Glendon's Principal
Click on the link below to watch Interim Principal Ian Roberge's welcome message
Faculty of Graduate Studies
Information on graduate program requirements, student finances and on-campus services for graduate students is available on the Faculty of Graduate Studies’ website.
You will also find information on housing, administrative services and financial supports – including awards, scholarships, bursaries and teaching and research assistant positions – to make the most of your studies and research.
FGS has also made available a presentation which contains contains critical information on various aspects of student success. Click on the following link to know more: FGS -Program Orientation – Final – July 2020.
Click here to know more or refer to your graduate program assistant (GPA) for more information.
YU Start and Checklist
YU Start
YU Start is your primary online resource for preparing for your academic journey at York. Containing topics such as “Financing Your Education”, “Transportation”, “Careers” and “Academic Success”, it is a great way to make sure you’re ready when you arrive on campus. Find out more here.
Checklist
The following checklist can assist you in preparing for your graduate career at York and help ensure a smooth transition to campus life.
Orientation Day
Learn more about the orientation for your program at Glendon
- Public and International Affairs (MPIA)
- School of Translation
- French Studies
- Graduate program
- PhD program
- Masters of Conference Interpreting (MCI)
FAQ
Graduate Studies FAQs
Click here to get answers to York University’s Graduate Studies Frequently Asked Questions regarding admissions.
Upcoming Events
Calendar
International Students
Resources
If you’re an international student, click here to find out the useful services available to you from the FGS.
Information Technology Services
ITS for Graduate Students
- Moodle
- Passport York
- Email access
- For more information, visit the University Information Technology website.
Resources and Services on Campus
Services and Resources
Click here to familiarise yourself with the numerous services and resources available to you
Research and Innovation
Research and Innovation at Glendon
Find out more about how Glendon is paving the way for modern research here.
Wellness Services
GradConnect
GradConnect Wellness Services supports the mental health and well-being of York University graduate students as they pursue their academic goals through the development and implementation of specialized resources, services, and supports. Check this website regularly for updates.
Awards and Financial support
Awards and Financial support
To know more about the awards and financial support available click here:
Funding and Awards
Statement of Acknowledgement of Traditional Land.
Glendon as part of York University acknowledges its presence on the traditional territory of many Indigenous Nations. The area known as Tkaronto has been care taken by the Anishinabek Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the Huron-Wendat. It is now home to many First Nation, Inuit and and Métis communities. We acknowledge the current treaty holders, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. This territory is subject of the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant, an agreement to peaceably share and care for the Great Lakes region.
