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http://www.ivey.uwo.ca/Academic/phd/phd_application1.htm

The University of Western Ontario Richard Ivey School of Business


Application Guidelines

Application Deadlines and Process

The internet based, on-line application form and all supporting documents including official transcripts and test scores are due in the Ph.D. program office by the relevant deadline: December 15 for applicants with transcripts from non Canadian universities (see below) and January 15 for those with Canadian transcripts. Regardless of your citizenship status, if your post-secondary institution transcripts are non-Canadian, your application deadline is December 15. Transcripts must arrive sealed with the issuing body's stamp or authority's signature on the envelope flaps. If there is any evidence that the seals have been breached, the transcripts will not be accepted as authentic.

You can apply on-line after October 1 of the current calendar year for admission the following year in September. When completing the on-line application, please provide all the information requested. An incomplete on-line application delays your application review as information required to move your application forward is missing. No application will be reviewed by the Admission Committee until it is considered complete. A complete application package consists of the internet-based on-line application (received electronically by the PhD program office) and ALL supporting documents that are mailed or couriered to the PhD program office.

December 15th: If you attended a non-Canadian post secondary institution (regardless of your citizenship status), please complete and file the internet based on-line application form AND arrange to have two official copies of transcripts and, if applicable, certificates of completion and diplomas, from EACH university and college that you have and/or are currently attending and mail or courier the application package to the PhD program office. A completed application package consists of the internet -based on-line application form (received electronically) and ALL supporting documents. Early submission allows the time needed to have the accreditation, degree, and standing equivalencies for all non Canadian degrees confirmed by the University.

January 15th: If you received your entire post secondary education in Canada, please submit your completed application to the Program office by January 15. A completed application consists of the internet -based on-line application form and ALL supporting documents.

Importance of Completed Application Process

The Ivey School of Business uses a 搒elf managed?application procedure. This means that you, the applicant, assume the responsibility of gathering all documents and information requested and forwarding it the PhD office by the deadline. We recommend that you keep a copy of the materials submitted. Please remember that we are unable to process your application until it is complete and the application fee has been received.

Applications are sorted according to date of receipt. Applications that arrive late and incomplete applications are not processed or reviewed until the complete packages that arrived on time have been reviewed for admission. Incomplete packages are set aside and processed only after ALL necessary documentations are received. An applicant should therefore assemble all support documents in a timely manner and ensure that these arrive at their destination on time. Failure to meet the deadlines specified above may risk your chance of admission. It is highly likely that by the time some late applications are processed, all available seats may be filled.

Contact Information
If there is a change in your mailing or e-mail address, please advise the PhD office immediately. Changes may be sent to phd@ivey.uwo.ca.

On-Line Application
The on-line application system will be accepting applications October 1. Please register your intent to submit an application by completing the on-line form. To proceed, click on the following address: http://fgsonlineapp.uwo.ca

On-Line Application Fee
A CAD$100 application fee is payable to The University of Western Ontario. We accept Master Card, Visa and American Express. Please note that your application will not be processed until the application fee is paid in full - no waivers are granted. To proceed, please click on the following address: https://weed.its.uwo.ca/iveyPhD/registrationForm.asp

Appraisal Forms (3 recommendations)
At least two of the three appraisals should be from professors who know you well enough to evaluate your capacity to conduct independent scholarly work. Referees are encouraged to use the forms provided but may substitute a letter if they wish. Appraisals may be mailed directly to our office or to you. If the latter is chosen, the envelop must remain unopened. Referees may also fax their appraisals to (1-519-661-3485). To download appraisal form, please click here.

Curriculum Vitae
Include your education and work experience, research and publications, awards and distinctions and any other information you feel would support your application. Please add your mailing and e-mail addresses and phone/fax numbers to the first page. Your full name should appear on each page.

Statements of Research and Professional Interests
Your response to the following questions is an important part of our application and weighs heavily during the assessment of your file. Please limit your response to three pages and ensure that your full name is placed at the top of each page.

You have chosen a field of study that you wish to pursue at the doctoral level. What is your understanding of this field?
What are your reasons for choosing to pursue doctoral studies in your chosen area
Briefly describe your research interests?
What are your goals and plans for the future?
Graduate Management Admission Test OR Graduate Record Examination
All applicants must submit an official GMAT or GRE report; waivers are not offered. Scores must rank within the 75th percentile. Tests results cannot be more than five years old.

GMAT: Official reports will be forwarded to the PhD office on-line if you quote our program code on your request form - CMB-MG-20. Further information is available at gmat@ets.org
GRE: Please quote the university code 0984 4201 on your request form. Further information is available at gre-info@ets.org.
Proficiency in the Use of English
Doctoral students spend significant time reading, discussing and presenting their thoughts and ideas in writing and orally. For many courses, a student's participation in the classroom is taken into account when assigning a grade. As a result, it is important that you provide evidence of your proficiency in English if it is not your first language. Please arrange to have official results sent directly to the Ph.D. office by the issuing authority.

TOEFL: http://www.ets.org/toefl The minimum acceptable score is as follows:
600 for paper based, 250 for computer based and 100 for iBT (internet based) with a minimum iBT score of 25 for both speaking and listening and an iBT score of not less than 20 for reading and writing. Our TOEFL code is 0984
IELTS: offered in the U.K. only http://www.ceii.org/ielts.htm The minimum acceptable score is 8.
MELAB: http://www.lsa.umich.edu/eli You must have at least 85 on each of the sections and an overall score of 90 or higher
CAEL: http://www.cael.ca You must have a minimum score of 70
Request to Waive the English Language Tests: If, during the previous two consecutive years, you have studied and/or worked in a country where English is the primary language used, you may submit a written request to waive the English language proficiency test. Your request must be in writing and include evidence of your proficiency (e.g., photocopy of a previous English language test score, comments in appraisals concerning proficiency). Requests are considered only if you have been recommended for admission and so it is important that you make a strong case. If you are unable to demonstrate your proficiency in English to our satisfaction, admission will be denied.

The Ph.D. program reserves the right to require remedial training for any student who shows an inadequate command of spoken or written English after commencing their Ph.D. studies.  

Transcripts
A transcript is a record of all courses, seminars and examinations that you have taken and the grades received at the post secondary level. You need not have earned a degree. To be considered official, all academic records must be received in envelopes which have been sealed and endorsed by the issuing institution. A photocopy, regardless of whether it has been certified by a third party cannot be substituted for an official document.  Certified translations are required when the original document is not in English.

Copies Required

2 official copies of the final transcript in the language of the issuing university. If the document is in a language other than English, include two certified translations.
2 official copies of an interim transcript if you are currently enrolled. If the document is in a language other than English, include one certified translation.
2 official copies of the certificate of completion in the language of the issuing university if the transcript does not show the degree has been earned. If the document is in a language other than English, include two certified translations.
2 official copies of the diploma in the language of the issuing university if the transcript does not show the degree has been earned. If the document is in a language other than English, include two certified translations.
When a university does not issue transcripts
When a university does not issue transcripts, please arrange to have them send you a letter confirming their policy. The letter meet the definition of official. To assist the Admissions Committee in their assessment, please include a list of courses completed and to be taken along with the course outlines with your application.

When your Master's studies is in progress at the time of application
Submit two official interim transcripts with your application. If you are offered admission to Western, the offer will be conditional upon your successful completion of the master's degree. Confirmation that you have earned the degree must be presented to the Faculty of Graduate Studies before the registration deadline in September of the year your Ph.D. studies begin.

University Does Not Issue More Than One Original Transcript
If you attended a university that issues one original transcript at the time of completion, arrange for the University's Registrar to send you a letter confirming their policy. The letter meet the definition of official. As an interim measure, submit two certified copies of all documents. If admitted to Western, you will be required to submit the original documents for authentication.  

Grading schemes
Most universities include the grading scheme on the back or front of the transcript or as a separate attachment. The information is necessary to help us assess your eligibility for both admission and funding. Be sure to include the grading scheme in your package.

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Prior Educational Background

Applicants for admission to PhD programs must possess a good first degree from a recognized university or an approved institution. An applicant's undergraduate background is not a precondition for admission. We encourage students outside business majors, such as science, engineering, arts and other areas to apply.

The Application Date

Admission to PhD programs is for the beginning of the fall semester. The Admissions Committee begins review applications from January. Applicants are urged to submit all application materials (including copies of GMAT and TOEFL scores) by early February. Applications submitted after this date will be considered only if spaces are available. As not every department will consider admission to the PhD programs for each year, applicants should check with individual departments before they apply. Applicants will be notified of the decisions no later than May.

The GMAT or the GRE

An applicant must demonstrate his/her capability for graduate studies by obtaining a satisfactory score in the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) or Graduate Record Examinations (GRE), or other equivalent means. The test score is not the primary deciding factor for admission to doctoral studies. However, applicants with a GMAT score below 600 must have a strong academic record and/or extensive experience in their chosen field to demonstrate their potential. Registration forms for the test may be obtained by writing to:

Graduate Management Admission Council
1600 Tysons Blvd., Ste. 1400
McLean, VA 22102
USA

Tel: (703) 749-0131
Fax: (703) 749-0169

E-mail: webmaster1@gmac.com
URL : http://www.gmat.org




TOEFL

For applicants who attended educational institutions where the language of instruction was not English and whose first language is not English, a satisfactory score in the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is required.

Postgraduate awards in the form of studentships are allocated to qualified full-time PhD students of the University to provide them with financial assistance during the course of their study. Awards are based on academic merit and the suitability of the applicant for the proposed program of study, as is the selection of applicants for admission to postgraduate studies. Recipients of studentships are required to engage in ancillary teaching and/or research duties in the department, which supplement their formal degree programs. The nature of these assignments may change from time to time according to need. Non-local students should note that they are not allowed to work in Hong Kong, part-time or full-time.

A non-refundable application fee of HK$150 (or an amount equivalent to US$20.00) is charged for each application for admission to the University, payable at the time the application form is submitted.

The tuition fee for full-time PhD students for the academic year 2006-2007 is HK$42,100* per annum. The fee may be paid in full at the beginning of the academic year, at program registration time or in two equal installments.

* The tuition fee is subject to an annual review by the Hong Kong SAR Government. There are likely to be small increases in the next two years.

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THE HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION TO POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS
INSTRUCTIONS ON COMPLETING THE ON-LINE APPLICATION


Important points to note in completing the application form

A)  Information provided in the application will be used in the admission decision process and that any misrepresentation will disqualify the application for admission and enrollment in HKUST.  

B)  Applicants should understand that, upon their registration in a program, these data will become a part of their student records. Student records may be used for a number of academic and administrative purposes consistent with the mission of the University, including academic advising, program planning and evaluation, checks for concurrent registration at other UGC-funded institutions, etc.

C)  Under the provision of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, applicants are allowed to have access to and corrections on the personal data given in the application form. Applicants are advised to update such records through the online system when needed.  No other alterations may be made to the information entered once submitted, and any request should be directed to the Postgraduate Admissions Team, the Admissions, Registration and Records Office (email: arpgappl@ust.hk). (See also Part 1, a) below).  

D)  Applicants with physical or other disabilities are not required to declare their disabilities at the application stage. Such applicants, however, should select programs with which they are physically able to cope. If they therefore have queries about the suitability of certain study programs or wish to have information on facilities available in general, they should consult the coordinators of the program concerned.

Reminder for Submission of Supporting Documents

E)  Applicants should write their full name (the same as that in the on-line application) and quote the Application Number on top of each of the supporting documents for identification purposes. Applicants should arrange to submit all supporting documents by mail or by hand to the Postgraduate Admissions Team, the Admissions, Registration and Records Office preferably within THREE WEEKS after submission of the on-line application.

F)  Supporting documents for an application may include:

     – Outline of Research Proposal  – to be enclosed with the application.

     – Official certified true copies of certificates and official transcripts – to be enclosed with the application.

     – Publications, if any – a copy for each of the program choices, to be enclosed with the application.

     – Original report of results of international tests / examinations (e.g. TOEFL)  – to be sent to the University direct by the issuing authority (University Codes).

     – Confidential Reference Form  – to be completed and submitted directly to the Admissions, Registration and Records Office by the referees.

G) Omitting any of the required application documents may result in delay or refusal of the application.

H) For any other information, please visit our website http://www.ust.hk/admissions or contact us at:

    Postgraduate Admissions Team
    Admissions, Registration and Records Office
    The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
    Clear Water Bay, Kowloon
    Hong Kong
    (Email: gradmit@ust.hk)



Part 1 : Personal Particulars

a) Change of Personal Particulars

Except changes in personal particulars, no alterations may be made to the information entered in the application form once it has been submitted.  Applicants are advised to update such records through this online application system when needed.  The system will promptly report the changes changes you made to the Postgraduate Admissions Team, the Admissions, Registration and Records Office on your successful submission of such changes (click 'Save & Continue').

b) Student Visa / Entry Permit for pursuing studies in Hong Kong

As a general rule, any person other than those having the right of abode or right to land in Hong Kong must obtain a student visa/entry permit issued by the Director of Immigration before coming to Hong Kong for the purpose of education.  Upon admission, these persons will be classified as Non-Local Students and will not be allowed to work in Hong Kong, part-time or full-time. (See website of HKSARG Immigration Department for more details   - http://www.immd.gov.hk.)

c) Right of Abode in Hong Kong and Right to Land in Hong Kong

Holders of a Hong Kong Identity Card with the symbol “A” under the date of birth on the HKID card have the right of abode in Hong Kong. Holders of a Hong Kong Identity Card with the symbol “R” under the date of birth on the HKID card have the right to land in Hong Kong. For any queries, please visit the website of HKSARG Immigration Department – http://www.immd.gov.hk.

Any person with the right of abode or right to land in Hong Kong are not required to apply for a student visa/entry permit, and will be classified as Local Students upon admission.



Part 3 and 4: Academic and Professional Qualifications

a) In Part 3, applicants should enter a full record of all their post-secondary, undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications in reverse chronological order. For any professional qualifications other than those in Part 3 that an applicant has pursued or will pursue, please provide such information in Part 4. Applicants should write their full name (the same as that in the on-line application) and quote the Application Number on top of each of the supporting documents for identification purposes.

b) Applicants are required to produce documentary evidence for the qualifications they obtained.  Official certified true copies of certificates and official transcripts of all academic and professional qualifications included should be sent to the Postgraduate Admissions Team, the Admissions, Registration and Records Office.

c) “Official certified true copies” include but not limited to: i) copies officially imprinted, signed and certified by the issuing authority concerned, or ii) copies of the original documents that have been duly declared as true copies before a notary public (for example a Commissioner of Oaths at any local District Office in Hong Kong (http://www.had.gov.hk/en/contact_us/index.htm)

d) Certificates and transcripts which are not in English should be accompanied by an officially certified translation.

e) Applicants may make use of the downloadable "Transcript Request Form" to request respective institutions to directly mail the official transcripts to the Postgraduate Admissions Team, the Admissions, Registration and Records Office.

f) Applicants who are currently attending the final year in their current undergraduate/ postgraduate studies, are required to produce documentary evidence in the form of an official transcript of complete academic record or an official letter of certification to the effect that they have satisfied the requirements for award of the degree, including the class of honors awarded, as soon as it is available and preferably no later than mid July of the year.



Part 5 : English Language Proficiency

a) Non-local applicants whose first language is not English and whose qualification(s) are awarded by a university or comparable institution where the language of instruction and / or examination is not English should have taken the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing Service (IELTS) within two years prior to the program commencement date, and have achieved results deemed satisfactory by the individual department. Only under very exceptional circumstances will exemption be given.

b) Applicants should provide full details of their TOEFL / IELTS results, or should otherwise make necessary arrangements to sit the test.  Please direct the issuing authority to send an official copy of the results to the Postgraduate Admissions Team, the Admissions, Registration and Records Office.

c) The University Code for TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is 0170 (dept code: 01).



Part 6 and 7: Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) / Graduate Record Examination (GRE)

a) For postgraduate programs which require GMAT / GRE, applicants should have taken the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) / Graduate Record Examination (GRE) within five years prior to the program / research commencement date and have achieved a score deemed satisfactory by the University.

b) Applicants should provide full details of their GMAT / GRE results, or should otherwise make necessary arrangements to sit the test.  Please direct the issuing authority to send an official copy of the results to the Postgraduate Admissions Team, the Admissions, Registration and Records Office.

c) The University Code number for GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) is :

Prior to January 2006       0369
From January 2006 onwards       PRW-WT-43 (for full-time master's program)
    PRW-WT-76 (for part-time master's program)
    PRW-WT-26 (for PhD program)

d) The University Code number for GRE (Graduate Record Examination) is 3834.



HKUST Codes for International Public Tests/Examinations

Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)     
      Prior to January 2006       0369
      From January 2006 onwards       PRW-WT-43 (for full-time master's program)
    PRW-WT-76 (for part-time master's program)
    PRW-WT-26 (for PhD program)
      
Graduate Record Examination (GRE)      3834
      
Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)      0170 (dept code: 01)



Part 9 : Postgraduate Studentships and Scholarships

Postgraduate studentships are available to selected qualified full-time MPhil and PhD students of the University.  The rate for 2006-2007 is HK$12,500 per month.  The University also administers a number of scholarships and prizes on behalf of individual and corporate donors.  For more information, please visit http://www.ust.hk/scholarship.  Normally, no separate application is required.



Part 10 : Reasons to Apply for the Program(s) and Additional Relevant Information

a) Reasons for applications and additional relevant information which may be of assistance to the University in considering your application may be included. Such information may include career intentions, published writings, in-service training, original research, scholastic awards or prizes gained.

b) Applicants for MPhil/PhD programs are invited to provide a statement of their major academic interest in the proposed area(s) of research, information of previous research thesis and an outline of their research proposal(s). MPhil/PhD program applicants in Humanities and Social Science must refer to the Supplementary Data Form VI for the research proposal format.

c) Intending research candidates may also wish to visit the websites of the appropriate department(s) (http://www.ust.hk/en/ac/eac0001.html), for information of current research at HKUST before drafting their proposed research outline.



Part 11 : Referees

a) Applicants should nominate two referees who can inform the University of their academic ability, character and capacity for postgraduate study.

b) Applicants for admission to programs by research or who are currently pursuing full-time tertiary education should nominate two academic referees. Applicants for admission to programs by coursework or who have left tertiary education in the last ten years may nominate one academic and one professional referee to substantiate their application for postgraduate studies.

c) Applicants should forward the downloadable "Confidential Reference Forms" for forwarding to their referees. Please request your referees to return the completed forms directly to the Postgraduate Admissions Team, the Admissions, Registration and Records Office within THREE WEEKS from the date the applicant submits his/her application.



Application Fee

a) The application fee (non-refundable) for admission to postgraduate programs is:

Online application     HK$150.00
Paper form application     HK$300.00 / US$40.00

b) Payment Methods

Online application     by credit card (Visa / MasterCard)
Paper form application    Ø by direct payment to the University’s bank account 262-324999-014
       at any branch of Hang Seng Bank, in Hong Kong, with your name
       and application no. on the top right hand corner of your payment receipt
OR
     Ø by cheque / bank draft made payable to
        “The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology”
        with your name and application no. at the back.

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Admission Requirements

For admission to the PhD Program:

Students must have a minimum average of a B+ or the equivalent in Master's level work in Business Administration from a recognized university (it is usual for accepted applicants to have at least an A- average). In some cases, applicants may come from cognate disciplines and in such cases, they may have to take additional course work to complete requirements.
Students may occasionally be admitted by direct entry from a four-year Bachelor's degree program. These students must have a final year average of at least an A. In such cases, substantial course work in the Major Field may be required before the individual can proceed to the doctoral (3000) level courses.
International Degree Equivalencies: Applicants educated at non-Canadian institutions should note that their educational background will be assessed for equivalency with a University of Toronto degree. Click here and go to the 'International Degree Equivalencies' heading for a list of countries and the international credentials required for doctoral admissions at the University of Toronto.

Because the number of applicants always exceeds the number of available places, meeting these requirements does not guarantee admission.


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Standardized Tests

All applicants are required to take the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) OR the Graduate Record Examinations (GRE). We look for a minimum score of 600 on the GMAT; 80% or better on the GRE components. Test scores older than five years are not valid.

Applicants whose primary language is not English, and previous degree(s) have been completed at a non-Canadian university where the language of instruction and examination was not English, are required to take a Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and Test of Written English (TWE) to demonstrate competence in the English language. This test score is valid for two years.

Effective October 2005, an internet-based TOEFL Test (TOEFL iBT) will be introduced in Canada. The current computer-based and paper-based versions of the test will be administered until the new internet-based test is implemented. We will continue to accept both current versions until the test score is no longer valid.

Minimum scores required in the TOEFL:

Paper-based: 600 (with at least 5.0 out of 6.0 on the TWE)
Computer-based: 250 (with at least 5.0 out of 6.0 on the TWE)
Internet-based: 22/30 for both Writing and Speaking Sections; 100/120 on overall TOEFL score
Please have all tests scores sent directly from ETS to the Rotman School, University of Toronto (Institution Code 7211).


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Application Procedures

Before beginning the application process, applicants may want to consult the School of Graduate Studies Admissions Guide, which contains information on admission requirements, fees, student services and financial support.

Before you begin, please read through all of the following information. There are two stages to the application process:

Stage 1: School of Graduate Studies Online Admissions Application

You must register at the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) online admissions application website.
Once you have registered, you will be able to apply to our graduate program and pay the $90 CAD application fee.
Once the fee has been paid, you will need to print one copy of the ‘Department Copy of Application’ to be included with the other required documents to be sent to the PhD Program at the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management.
Stage 2: Application Package – Required Documents to be sent to the PhD Program at the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management. All the required documents must be submitted in one envelope*. Your application will not be processed until ALL required documents have been received.

A signed copy of SGS ‘Department Copy of Application’.
A statement of purpose for taking PhD program, including reasons for undertaking doctoral education and a description of research and career interests (1-2 pages).
An updated resume or Curriculum Vitae(CV) (1-2 pages).
Official transcripts of your academic record in sealed and signed envelopes from each university attended. Applicants who have attended universities outside North America must also provide notarized English translations to supplement all foreign documentation not written in English.
Two or three reference letters written by referees who can comment on your academic/research ability. Each letter must be enclosed in a sealed envelope with the signature of the referee across the seal. There is no specific form for reference letters. If you are not submitting a third reference, simply type “not applicable” in the documents section of the online application.
GMAT or GRE test score reports. All applicants are required to submit either the GMAT OR the GRE test score report. This is an admission requirement that cannot be waived regardless of academic background. Test scores older than five years are not valid. Please have all test scores sent to the University of Toronto (institution code 7211).
TOEFL tests. Applicants whose primary language is not English, and previous degree(s) have been completed at a non-Canadian university where the language of instruction and examination was not English, must submit an official TOEFL test score report. Please note results cannot be more than two (2) years old. Have all test scores sent to the University of Toronto (institution code 7211).
The application is a self-administered package. Applicants must assemble all relevant documentation as per instructions. Only complete applications will be reviewed by the Admissions Committee i.e., all transcripts, test scores, reference letters, statement of purpose and resume must be received. You must indicate in your correspondence to us which tests you have taken and the dates to facilitate matching scores to your application. Tests should be written prior to applying to the program.

  

*Please submit your complete application package to the following address:

Rotman PhD Program
Joseph L. Rotman School of Management
University of Toronto
105 St. George Street
Toronto, ON
Canada M5S 3E6

  

To be assured that your application will be reviewed by the Admissions Committee, we recommend that your completed application package is received by January 15. Candidates are admitted each September (no January admission to the program). Admission is not offered on a rolling basis.

The review process begins in early February and applicants are normally notified of the results within six to eight weeks. For additional admissions information and/or questions about the application process, click here to e-mail the Rotman PhD Program.

Application Instructions and Online Application

Please follow these instructions carefully. At the end of the instructions is a link to an online application form but you will need to return to this website for supporting document information and mailing instructions.

Applications to the Graduate Department of Management must be submitted to the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) through the online admissions application which is housed on a secure server in the University of Toronto. The department will consider your application only after you have entered your personal and academic information in the online application, submitted the application fee and mailed a complete package of your supporting documentation and a printout of your application information.

Once you access the SGS online admissions application and enter your contact information, an applicant identification number and a password will be emailed to you. You can leave and return to your application at any point until you move to the payment stage. At that point you can return to check on the status of this application including whether we have received your supporting documents.

Payment of your application fee must be received by the School of Graduate Studies before we will consider your application. You may pay online by VISA or Mastercard. This payment method is secure as the transaction is handled by Mirapay, a third party authorized by VISA and Mastercard. Mirapay provides the School of Graduate Studies with payment confirmation only. SGS and the University of Toronto will not have access to your credit card information. Please note that the process requires that popup blockers on your web browser be disabled.

If you are unable to pay by credit card you may print an invoice from the application and mail it with a certified cheque to the School of Graduate Studies.

N.B. The online admissions application replaces previous pdf and printed application forms. If you have copies of those forms, please discard them and use the online application process only. If for some reason you cannot use the online admission application, please contact the department.

To proceed to the SGS online admissions application, please click HERE.

Once you have entered your information and paid for the application, remember to enter your SGS applicant ID on the upper right-hand corner of the documents and envelopes that you submit to the PhD Program. We require these as a reference so we can enter them in the system as they are received. It is your responsibility to check the system frequently to verify that the documents have been received.


Financial Assistance
The Rotman School of Management provides a high level of funding to PhD students. We provide financial support to all PhD students from years one through five. Entering students are guaranteed a minimum financial package of $24,000 for each of the first two years plus a tuition scholarship that covers full academic fees. In subsequent years (up to and including year five), similar financial support will be made available given good progress in the program.
The fellowship does not require any work during the first year of the program. However, in subsequent years, fellowships require that you work as a research assistant with a faculty member or as a teaching assistant for a total of 200 hours during the academic years.
Applicants are automatically considered for financial aid. There are no separate financial aid forms to be completed by the applicant.


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lz就不讨论了？我还得着听呢

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正等大家的发言呢?

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其实我也跟lz有共同的想法呀。从目前的资料分析，多大和西安大略还是相当不错的！当然了入学要求也是很苛刻的。香港科技大和港大可以用来backup，呵呵（好像这样说不太恭敬），个人还是挺想去港大的。

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我去问了很多人，他们都觉得加拿大没有澳洲好，气候什么的都差太多,郁闷

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气候....先考虑教育质量和个人发展吧

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其实加拿大就业也不算好，我也很犹豫这个问题,
很多人说PHD其实意义不大,
不如MA后在澳洲工作，然后去美国读个MBA,名校的
人生就足够了

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ls的意见值得考虑，呵呵

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香港现在商科是科大中大港大都不错，港大05年以后排名有点掉，但是靠港大的牌子，就业可能更好，而且港大的career center听说全力帮博士解决工作问题，因为我看到一些博士毕业后居然能够留校任教，而这个在科大是挺少见的。

科大说自己MBA是世界第三，中大好象是说自己的MBA是亚洲第一……