grad school planning guide (winter 2016)

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EDITORrsquoS NOTE | GRAD SCHOOL ON THE HORIZON

thE nEXt stEPThere wasnrsquot a greater feeling than graduating from post-secondary Hearing the dean call my name waving to my parents in the crowd and beaming from ear-to-ear as I walked across the podium to collect my degree meant I had just completed another huge milestonemdash18 years in the making Irsquom sure as you enter your final year with gradua-tion on the horizon yoursquoll be feeling the exact same way I

did three years ago

As you exit the school you called home over the last few years yoursquoll begin to see your peers drift into different av-enues launching early careers taking time to travel start-ing young families and heading back to school For me I chose the workforce But for you school is still top-of-mind

In this issue wersquoll be focusing on the next step of your ac-ademic journey We know yoursquore thinking long and hard about grad school so whatrsquoll it be If you need help de-ciding where to go and what to do wersquove dedicated pages for grad school advice to get you prepped for the school year Whether yoursquore aspiring to be a business big-shot or dreaming about adding ldquoDrrdquo to your name there are grad school options both near and far Here at home we look at the road to a masterrsquos and the benefits of going to college Abroad wersquoll explore what itrsquos like to study on the other side of the world in Hong Kong and Singapore as well as

just south of us in the USA

So getting there will require a lot of research preparation discussion and deliberation Once yoursquore there get ready to fasten your seat belts for your next academic tripmdashlap-top coffee and (maybe even) passport at hand With post-secondary soon to be in your rear view grad schoolrsquos your

next stop

Happy reading

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20 american University of Integrative sciences st Maarten school of Medicine

22 humber the Business school Postgrad

26 thompson rivers University

26 albany law school

26 conrad Grebel University college University of Waterloo

28 dalhousie University corporate residency MBa

30 study Perth

30 leeds Beckett University

32 atlantic University school of Medicine

34 International University of the health sciences

36 carleton University Faculty of engineering and design

38 sheridan college

40 University of ontario Institute of technology

42 humber school of social and community services

44 new york chiropractic college

44 centre for digital Media

48 Ucla anderson school of Management

48 cornell University cornell Institute for Public affairs

50 liberty University school of law

59 University of lethbridge

IbC Queenrsquos University

obC humber the Business school

Public administration

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12 the MBa tour

14 study amp Go abroad

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tHe FroNt paGeS09 CRUnChInrsquo nUmbERs So yoursquore thinking about grad school Here are the stats to help you make your decision

prep amp aDVice13 ACCEPtED Cover all your bases From transcripts to ap-plications to referrals follow our list (and check it twice)

15 gRAD fAIRs Why you should consider attending before mak-ing the leap to grad school

19 bUDgEtIng 101 Grad school is expensive so donrsquot break the bank Herersquos how to manage your student funds

21 bACk to thE books Itrsquos hard going back to school after a hiatus but being a mature student is just as rewarding

24 sURVIVIng gRAD sChool Eighteen years of school down just a couple more to go We know itrsquos tough but make your last hoorah a big one

proGraMS27 go yoUR oWn WAy Grad school is the next big step in your aca-demic career Therersquos a plethora of programs out there to choose from and research is key But donrsquot worry wersquove got you covered

Special report45 Us gRAD sChool Farewell Canada welcome to the USA From studying options to student visas to a special on US law school wersquore here to help you get ready Now all you have to do is pack

FeatUreS53 stUDyIng In AsIA International student presence in Asia is hugemdashthe experience yoursquoll receive is even bigger

56 REfInIng thE ARts Arts can lead you to a number of creative careers Consider a masterrsquos of fine arts to give you that academic edge

tHe BacK paGeS60 thE sAlARy REPoRt Wonder what an MBA salary looks like around the world (Itrsquos definitely a pretty paycheque)

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CRUNCHINrsquo NUMBERS | GRAD SCHOOL DECISIONsources statcangcca univcanca 12statcangcca canadian-universitiesnet

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With a degree at hand yoursquore weighing out your options for the near future Whether yoursquore all for grad school or itrsquos just a mere consideration itrsquos important to know what yoursquore getting yourself into Grad school can give you added academic exposure leading to meaningful careers

HOW MUCH TIME YOUrsquoLL SPEND IN GRAD SCHOOL BY DEGREE TYPE

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4

6

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THE INTERNATIONAL PRESENCE IN CANADIAN POST-SECONDARY SCHOOLS IS SIGNIFICANT THE OTHER COUNTRIES STUDENTS ARE CHOOSING

US 49

UK 17

FRANCE 6

OTHER 28

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GRADUATE CERTIFICATE ONE-TWO YEARS

COURSE-BASED MASTERrsquoS ONE YEAR

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$124 BILLION WORTH OF RESEARCH

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THE CREDENTIAL OUTSIDE OF ACANADIAN INSTITUTION

AVERAGE TUITION FEES IN 20132014 COMPARED TO 20032004

$5O00$4500$4000$3500$3000$2500$2000$1500$1000 $6000

20032004 $402520132014 $6053

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PREP amp ADVICEGRAD SCHOOL | TIpS AND TRICkS

PREP amp ADVICEshould I or shouldnrsquot I deciding whether or not to give grad school the nod is awfully challenging there are many factors to consider time commitment family and money But grad school can also be a valuable experience and could put you way ahead of the pack We

come along with you as you make your decision and offer some expert tips along the way

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PREP amp ADVICEACCEPTED | AppLICATION pREp

ACCEPtEDMastering the grad school application process

Written statementGraduate schools and professional programs require a written statement as part of your application Your statement will give the admissions committee an idea of who you are separate from your grades and test scores Requirements for the writ-ten statement vary so make sure yoursquore aware of the specific components required from each of the programs and schools yoursquore applying to

In addition to your achievements academic goals and career goals yoursquoll need to identify interesting and distinct topics about yourself such as personal influences compelling learn-ing experiences overcoming loss meaningful travel and vol-unteer work Schedule time to focus on your statement give yourself a few months to complete it and have a couple of people read your statement to make sure your final draft is clear concise and tailored

TranscriptsUniversities require official transcripts as part of your applica-tion This means yoursquoll need to request your transcripts from the office of the registrar from each school you attended Do so well in advance as schools will need time to process your request and send the transcripts By beginning this process early yoursquoll have the time and opportunity to do the necessary follow-up and request additional transcripts if necessary Keep in mind therersquos also a fee related to ordering transcripts

Letters of recommendationGraduate and professional programs require applicants to sub-mit two to three letters of recommendation A recommenda-tion letter gives information about you your accomplishments

personal qualities and experiences that arenrsquot found in the rest of your application It explains how yoursquore the perfect candi-date for the program yoursquore applying to

Consider asking a faculty member administrator internship educator or supervisor to be your referee Provide your referee with the information required in the recommendation letter well ahead of time so you cover all your bases and make it easier for your referee to create a well-crafted letter

Curriculum vitaeA curriculum vitae or CV is an academic resumeacute that high-lights your scholarly accomplishments Writing a CV is similar to writing a resumeacute Just like a personal statement writing a CV can be a time-consuming process Take a look at examples and guides online to ease the CV struggle

Standardized test scoresMost graduate schools and professional programs require stan-dardized exams such as the GRE LSAT MCAT and GMAT The preparation for these exams is crucial so write your exam early The registration deadlines for these exams are well in advance of the actual exam date and some are only offered a few times a year so make sure yoursquore well aware of these dates

InterviewsInterviews are becoming popular for applications to programs like law dentistry and medicine Do some research to find out the types of questions yoursquoll be asked Make an appointment with an advisor at your career centre to set up a mock inter-view That way yoursquoll have an opportunity to have a practice run and get feedback on your performance

applying to graduate school or a professional program can be tedious and overwhelming the key is to familiarize yourself with the process and prepare your application early doing so will help you become a competitive applicant In addition to your general application

the following are required as part of your application

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PREP amp ADVICEGRAD FAIRS | bENEfITS Of ATTENDING

thE gRAD fAIR ADVAntAgEGet all the information you need to make the smartest decision for post-grad

attending a grad school fair can help

As summer wraps up and makes way for fall therersquos one thing that crosses every studentrsquos mind the start of a brand new school year But this September your thought process shifts Itrsquos your graduating year and itrsquos now less about worrying what to wear for frosh week and more about figuring out your plan after the caps and gowns are tucked away

Anyone you know with post-secondary school behind them can tell you that the final year goes by the fastest While you can expect to be busy with internships thesis papers and cu-mulative projects somewhere in the middle of it all yoursquoll also be determining where you will be a year from now Some of your peers will launch their careers while others will travel But you on the other hand have your sights somewhere else grad school

Resources at your fingertipsYou donrsquot have to make the decision alone Post-secondary schools across Canada organize grad school fairs every year to attract new wide-eyed students to their programs Whether you want to study in the country or abroad grad fairs are with-in reach and theyrsquore there to help You just have to do your part in researching and marking the dates down in your calendars

Most grad fairs take place in the early months of the school year If you have an idea of the type of program yoursquore in-terested inmdashbe it a master in education or an MBAmdashan on-line search can lead you to upcoming events Many Canadian colleges and universities provide information on fairs theyrsquore expected to attend and also a rundown of the programs they

offer Your school can also offer information on upcoming grad fairs so keep your eyes peeled for posters and emails

If yoursquore looking to go international studying abroad is largely promoted in Canada StudyandGoAbroadcom is the countryrsquos ldquolargest international university and student travel expordquo showcasing everything from undergraduate graduate exchange and gap-year opportunities here in Canada and abroad With exhibits across the country in early October yoursquoll have the chance to learn more about your options and ultimately make wise grad school decisions

Navigating a fairThese exhibits arenrsquot merely meant for you to collect program pamphlets and stand in the background The schools attending fairs usually send representatives from their grad programs to talk to students about studying options answer questions and offer advice

As you attend these fairs be prepared to ask questions of your own This would be an opportune time to ask representatives about each schoolrsquos admissions process tuition and student life Yoursquore ultimately trying to determine which school and program will be the best fit for you academically financially and personally

This is your chance to network with the professionals and pro-gram heads to make the most informed decision for the next step in your academic career Use them to your advantage

Words megan santos Illustrations Anthony Capano

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PREPARING FOR A LOAN | pRESENTED bY CIbC

How to PrePare for a LoanIf yoursquore like most students your savings probably wonrsquot cover all of your education costs To determine your loan needs and get tips on applying for a student line of credit and government student loan read on

tHe basics

To calculate your financial needs start by compiling your estimated savings and anticipated expenses To the right is an example of what your spreadsheet might look like

Savings Amount Spending AmountAnticipated job savings $4000 Tuitionyr $5000Scholarship $2500 Booksyr $500Parents $1000 Food (meal plan)yr $2400RESP $1100 Residenceyr $2600Transportationyr $800Personal necessities $200Entertainmentyr $500

Total Savings $8600 Total Expenses $12000

Subtract Total Expenses from Total Savings $ 8600- $ 12000

= $-3400

If you break even or come out on the plus side know that you are lucky and can cover your expenses

If you get a negative number thatrsquos the amount of money yoursquoll need to borrow

what is the difference between a government student loan and a student line of creditWith a government student loan your interest payments are deferred until some time after you graduate (so long as you remain a qualifying student) Eligibility requirements and more information on government student loans can be found online at wwwcanlearnca

Unlike a government student loan which you can get from the federal or provincial government a student line of credit is available from financial institutions With a stu-dent line of credit you are required to pay interest on the amount you borrow while in school

If approved for a student line of credit undergraduate stu-

dents can receive from around $5000 to $15000 a year (depending on the field of study)

Most banks will ask you for the followingbullProof of Canadian residency (such as Social Insurance

Number birth certificate passport or landed immigrant certificate)

bullProof of student status (such as universitycollege accep-tance letter tuition receipt or proof of enrolment)

bullProof of ability to make monthly interest payments on the amount you spend throughout the year (part-time job pay stub showing earnings to date letter of employment)

bullDepending on your financial circumstances you might need a guarantor usually a parent or guardian who is le-gally responsible for paying your loan if you do not make your payments

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PREP amp ADVICEBUDGETING 101 | DONrsquoT bREAk THE bANk

Graduate school is like your undergrad on steroids Itrsquos more intense more time-consuming and (usually) far less fun everything is amplified your workload your extracurricular responsibilities and even your financial obligations

Graduate school tuition and fees can be stifling even for those without previous debts from undergrad here are some quick tips on managing your money as a graduate student

bUDgEt not bRokEtips on money management that wonrsquot break the bank if yoursquore going back to school

Prepare in advanceldquoI was living at home and didnrsquot have any debtrdquo says Michelle an MBA student at the University of Toronto ldquoI knew school would be expensive so I was saving as much as I couldrdquo

Search all graduate funding possibilities before applying since application deadlines are often a year in advance of atten-dance Also consider working for a year or two to gain experi-ence to stockpile money for tuition

ldquoFor the two years I was working before graduate school I would challenge myself not to spend a dollar for a single dayrdquo says Michelle She packed homemade lunches and used a trav-el cup to drink coffee on her daily commute between Missis-sauga and Toronto ldquoWhen I got really good at that Irsquod try and go a whole week without spending money I was really frugalrdquo

Dig through your couch cushionEvery dollar you find is one less dollar you have to pay back There are an abundance of scholarships grant programs and on-campus positions to ease the cost of attendance Donrsquot as-sume that available funding is always advertised

When Candace got accepted to the masterrsquos program in epi-demiology and biostatistics at McGill University she chose the school over others that offered funding With no information on available assistantships she decided to email professors di-rectly and inquire about research opportunities That initia-tive earned Candace a $22500 research job The job was the reason she never had to touch the line of credit she took out

Look at loans as an investmentWhen shopping around for funds pay attention to interest rates and repayment plans Many banks offer competitive in-terest rates for graduate students while they attend school and for a period after graduation

ldquoMoney was a bit of a concern but two things stuck outrdquo says Julia who graduated with an MBA ldquoOne Rotmanmdashthe busi-ness school at the University of Torontomdashhas a guaranteed loan program with a few banks so it wasnrsquot like I had to fight for tuition money Two I was making so little before with a bachelor of arts in political science that my income could only go uprdquo

The combination of an advanced degree and a few years of professional experience should make you a winning candidate for high-profile positions But you might need to live off of ra-men noodles and Kraft Dinner for a few years first

Stick to a budget seriouslyThere will always be temptations to go out with friends and spend on a night out Alhough you shouldnrsquot cut entertainment out of your life completely itrsquos crucial to map out a realistic budget

Meghan graduate of the masterrsquos in international relations from the University of Windsor says ldquoI definitely calculated my bills every month and budgeted for entertainment grocer-ies gas money and tried to limit myselfrdquo

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PREP amp ADVICEGOING BACK | MATuRE STuDENTS

ldquoMr Moir What are you doing hererdquo

Though I hadnrsquot heard it in years the voice was instantly rec-ognizable

It belonged to one of my former students Nick I was Nickrsquos teacher a few years ago and though he was about a foot taller and another foot wider he was still the same bright gregari-ous student that I remember from that first period American History class

We chatted for a few moments outside the Second Cup at Sheridan College I was enrolled in the Journalism-New Me-dia post-graduate program at Sheridan and it was finally Sep-tember the first day of school

It was great to catch up with Nick Learning about past stu-dentsrsquo accomplishments are truly one of the best parts of be-ing a teacher and this instance was no exception

Except this time I wasnrsquot his teacher I was his classmate

For five years I taught high school history in England and across Ontario It was a deeply rewarding experience both personally and professionally but there was always a part of me that wanted to break out of the classroom and try some-thing else

Irsquove always had a voracious appetite for news and I love to write so journalism seemed like a logical idea for a career change But to get a job in todayrsquos hyper-competitive media market you need formal journalism training so at age 31 I found myself preparing to head back to school

Deciding what and where to study was the easy part Making it work was far more challenging

Leaving the professional workplace and going back to college or university to become a full-time student is a daunting task For anyone considering taking the plunge and jumping back into their studies these are some things you might want to consider

bACk to thE booksIf you havenrsquot set foot in a school in years going back as a student can be tough herersquos how to get your postgrad as a mature student

MoneyWhether doing a certificate at Sheridan or an MA at Western these programs are not cheap and that can be very stressful

In order to keep your head above water try not to sever all ties with your former places of business there might be op-portunities for freelancing consulting or doing some kind of part-time contract Doing work for your old company might not be what you had in mind but it could be a way to ease the financial burden of full-time studies I was a substitute teacher during my year at Sheridan and although I only went in to teach roughly once a week that little bit of income certainly helped on the first of the month when rent was due

FamilyMy wife and I had our first child and as a teacher I was fortu-nate enough to have the entire summer holiday to spend with my new family When the school year arrived that changed dramatically With class all day and assignments and projects to do in the evenings graduate studies can make for a harried schedule And when you throw kids in the mix things can get even crazier

Itrsquos inevitable that school is going to eat up a lot of your day therefore itrsquos crucially important to develop a routine that maximizes the time you do have with your family Whether itrsquos making dinner with your partner or hanging out with your kids after day-care ensure that yoursquore devoting quality time to your family as much as possible This can be the difference between a hectic yet manageable year of study and an utter disaster

SchoolItrsquos not hard at first to feel a little out of place in a classroom full of 22-year-olds My advice is to think nothing of it In my experience the age difference is usually a far bigger deal for the older students than those in their twenties Besides you bring a breadth of experience that younger classmates will re-spect and be interested in hearing about And you in turn will learn a lot from your younger peers If you consciously try to use their ideas and knowledge to complement your own that initial age-related unease will melt away in no time

Regardless of your age grad school is what you make of it and the right program at the right school will guarantee that heading back to the classroom was well worth the investment

And if yoursquore really lucky you might even get to hang out with your former students

Words matt moir Illustrations Anthony Capano

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SCHOOL SHOWCASEHUMBER THE BUSINESS SCHOOL | CAREER READY

thE bUsInEss sChool At hUmbER gIVEs yoU tEn WAys to lAUnCh yoUR CAREER

All of Humberrsquos Postgraduate Business Certificates prepare degree hold-ers from any academic disciple for management and business careers They all emphasize practical skills and knowledge and feature a work placement to make you career ready as soon as possible Most are deliv-ered in less than a year Postgraduate studies at The Business School at Humber include

New AdvertisiNg - MediA MANAgeMeNt This unique program prepares you to work in the dynamic field of media manage-ment at advertising agencies media placement and sales organizations or in client marketing departments Includes TV radio print outdoor and digital media

FiNANciAl PlANNiNg This program provides a pathway to careers in financial planning It prepares you for the exams required to obtain the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation and to become licensed to sell stocks bonds mutual funds and a variety of insurance products And its four-week work placement will help you to connect with the financial heart of Canada

globAl busiNess MANAgeMeNt The Global Business Man-agement program prepares you for a wide choice of careers and gives you the time to decide which is best for you Besides providing you with knowl-edge and skills in virtually all of the major functional areas of business this program covers skills every business wants in every manager leadership communications numeracy creativity problem-solving and teamwork Two flexible work placements ndash one in each year ndash give you the hands-on practical experience that employers desire

iNterNAtioNAl develoPMeNt This program is designed for people who want to see the world and make a difference within it It gives you the skills and knowledge required to coordinate and manage interna-tional socio-economic development projects and humanitarian and disas-ter relief initiatives And features an eight-week work placement that often takes place overseas

MArketiNg MANAgeMeNt Humberrsquos Marketing Management program is one of the most comprehensive available It covers all of the key areas branding product development advertising distribution sales direct marketing planning budgeting strategy and more Plus it includes a four-week work placement to give you the practical experience that em-ployers demand Prepare for management roles in the exciting world of advertising promotion public relations and brand marketing

Public AdMiNistrAtioN This is the only program of its kind in Canada It provides all of the knowledge skills and experience graduates need to start successful public service careers You will receive advanced training in communications policy analysis project management infor-mation technology public finance governance leadership and human re-sources management These studies are anchored by an eight-week work placement program

HuMAN resources MANAgeMeNt Humberrsquos Human Re-

sources Management program prepares graduates for careers that link organizations to their most important assets ndash their people It covers all the bases in this diverse field including recruitment and selection compensa-tion training and development pensions and benefits health and safety and labour relations And it includes a four-week work placement Plus it is accredited by the Human Resources Professional Association (HRPA) and prepares graduates for their Certified Human Resources Professional (CHRP) designation

eveNt MANAgeMeNt This is one of the most comprehensive event management programs available You will learn to develop coor-dinate and manage events sites and facilities implement financial initia-tives program events and apply marketing human resources operations and business management principles Additionally you will gain hands-on experience in event management practices such as planning design mar-keting sponsorship budgeting risk management evaluation and much more Plus it includes a four-week work placement to give you practical experience

FAsHioN MANAgeMeNt ANd ProMotioNs This program prepares graduates to work in the dynamic fashion industry It focuses on new product development and branding fashion buying and retailing cosmetics and fragrances multi-channel sales promotion merchandising colour theory skills and trend forecasting Graduates may find employ-ment in companies that develop manufacture market import wholesale distribute or retail fashions accessories fragrances and cosmetics

AlterNAtive disPute resolutioN This program is for students with a keen interest in negotiation mediation and arbitration whether as part of their current job responsibilities or to acquire these skills for career advancement The curriculum includes insurance law labour law family law commercial law system design and community mediation together with intensive workshop training in the foundations of negotiation mediation and arbitration Graduates may find employ-ment as conflict resolution facilitators and agents representing parties participating in the mediation or arbitration process in the areas of legal practice human resources health care education social work real estate and insurance

Humberrsquos postgraduate business programs are offered in the intimate set-ting of the Lakeshore Campus which is a study in contrasts The sur-roundings have retained the Old World charm of 19th Century buildings but they have also been updated to boast the latest advances in electronic classrooms and computer labs There are also a fitness centre student centre cafeteria coffee shops and performance spaces that will further enhance your experience In addition to holding postgraduate degrees The Business Schoolrsquos instructors are actively working in the fields that are associated with their classes bringing a real-world relevance to your studies They all know the business skills that graduates will require in the workplace Humber graduates know the value of the skills that are de-veloped through The Business School After all they use them every day

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SURVIVAL | A HANDY GuIDE

sURVIVIng gRAD sChoolIf yoursquore up for the challenge school after your undergrad is the way to go

Know yourselfHave a game plan for after graduation Receiving your mas-terrsquos degree or PhD is fine and dandy but closing your last textbook and finding yourself with zero insight into what you want to do is not going to get you far when it comes to finding that first real post-grad gig

Ben Rogul from Aon Hewitt says ldquoWhen Irsquom talking to new grads and I ask them what theyrsquore looking for Irsquod say nine out of ten times they donrsquot knowrdquo He says when graduates come to him and list off the skills and qualities they have thatrsquos great But as a recruiter itrsquos frustrating The key information hersquos looking for is what the new graduate wants to do

Paul Smith from the Canadian Association of Career Educa-tors and Employers agrees ldquoThe first job doesnrsquot define the rest of your career Thatrsquos why the most important thing for somebody whorsquos a new grad looking to make their way into the workforce is to know themselves to take the time to under-stand what theyrsquore actually looking for where their interests are where their strengths lie and go forward from there Itrsquos the person who knows what theyrsquore looking for whorsquos going to be successfulrdquo

Know what to expectBefore you go know what yoursquore dealing with Review your program requirements and curriculum

William Tays a PhD student at Brock University suspected his graduate education experience was going to be different from undergrad but thatrsquos what he wanted ldquoI assumed I would have more autonomy in my own work which is a very wel-come change to merely taking classes as an undergraduaterdquo

says Tays ldquoOverall I was hoping it would be a very different experience from my undergrad career and that turned out to be exactly the caserdquo

You wonrsquot necessarily live under a rock but more focus on schoolwork equals less time for friends and family Marilyn Rose dean of Graduate Studies at Brock says that ldquograduate programs expect their students to work hard and spend a great deal of time mastering the discipline they have chosen to study hellip students have to be prepared to have little time left over for idleness or playrdquo

Jenny Phelps assistant dean and director of Graduate En-rollment Services at the University of British Columbia says students will have to deliver better quality work ldquoThe expec-tations are higher here Students are expected to be more con-nected with the faculty since there are less lectures here and course sizes are smallerrdquo Phelps continues ldquoThe nature of the work at the graduate level is more focused Itrsquos somewhat more independent and therersquos more responsibility for [students] to choose their career paths They become managers of their own learning experiencesrdquo

Get involved Graduate studies can mean more alone time for you and your work but with some time management skills you shouldnrsquot be alone all the time

ldquoWe know that students can learn how to manage their time and thereby make sufficient time for socializing exercising and otherwise taking care of themselves and we encourage this We even offer workshops on time management and re-lated skillsrdquo Rose says

there was no Good Witch of the north to guide you at the crossroads and there were no yellow bricks still you held your head high and made your choice follow the postgraduate road now while your undergrad classmates are working earning money and starting families yoursquore up until morning clutching an espresso and a research paper

thatrsquos okay everyonersquos choices are different and yoursquove decided to take the path thatrsquos best for you and now that yoursquove chosen your road yoursquoll be spending the next few years on it so yoursquoll need to learn to cope with the bumps


25

PREP amp ADVICEW

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According to Phelps socializing (or networking) can play an important role in your career ldquoResearch shows the more en-gaged students are in their programs the better their outcomes aremdashthe better the connections and the more experience theyrsquoll haverdquo

Tays got involved by becoming a teaching assistant joining the school senate and helping out on several conferences and com-mittees ldquoMy regular grad work takes up a great deal of my time but Irsquove benefited from working outside my microcosmrdquo

Study or work overseasConsider going abroad from a semester to pursue your degree In general any experience travelling studying or working overseasmdashand being comfortable working in foreign environ-mentsmdashis always an attractive trait employers look for Be open to breaking out of the nest

Many university programs let students pursue a course-based masterrsquos and PhD in a number of partner institutions around the world If you have this opportunity jump on it If yoursquore worried about the expense consider teaching English part-time as you study this approach lets you travel exposes you to new cultures and allows you to meet new people

Aside from eating some different food and maybe brushing up on a new language studying abroad might also give you a different work-and-study-attitude that you can carry into your future career Evan Malek founder of Second Chance Travel says that while many students want to kick their careers into high gear as soon as they graduate itrsquos a good idea to consider slowing down rdquoNorth America is a more driven culturemdashvery competitive Therersquos a lot of pressure on young people to get into high gear But I think graduates can learn more from other

cultures and put more emphasis on adventure and explorationrdquo

Keep an eye on the prizeGrad school may require extra effort up front but your effort will pay off in the end ldquoSurvey research shows the higher the degree level you have the higher your earnings arerdquo Phelps says ldquoThis higher degree will even give you better job opportu-nities And this credential really puts you at an advantage over other people who donrsquot have itrdquo

Earnings aside grad school also prepares you for the working world by teaching you discipline says Demetres Tryphonopou-los acting associate dean for the School of Graduate Studies at the University of New Brunswick ldquoGraduate students are not only better prepared for the marketplace but they also possess the kind of independence and discipline that employers valuerdquo

The contacts you make can also help you land a job ldquoTherersquos no doubt that graduate studies offer many benefits in the area of social contacts that will pay off in the futurerdquo Rose says ldquoProfessors themselves are well-connected and can provide in-troductions or letters of referencemdashin fact itlsquos part of their jobs to do somdashfor students who do well in their coursesrdquo

Grad students also learn professionalism adds Tays ldquoI think grad school offers a considerable opportunity for personal and professional development Irsquove learned dedication engage-ment ambition creativity critical thinking ingenuity and pro-fessional citizenshiprdquo

So yellow brick road or not there isnrsquot a tiny wizard making false promises at the end of your grad school journey Instead yoursquoll develop the genuine professionalism contacts and knowledge to help you achieve your career goals

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27

PROGRAMSOPTIONS | WHATrsquoLL IT bE

If grad schoolrsquos next on your academic agenda this onersquos for you therersquos a plethora of options to choose from maybe you want a graduate certificate to beef up your shot at employment or perhaps yoursquore looking for something moremdashlike a masterrsquos or a Phd now all yoursquove got to find is a program and a school (oh and money for tuition) We share the many options both near and across the pond

Med school checklistPlanning is a science ensure yoursquore on track before you start applying for medical school Page 33

Vet and med school in the tropicsItrsquos tough to become a doctor in canada Pack your sunscreen and head south to study Page 35

Engineering on another levela masterrsquos in engineering has many specializations Which onersquos your forte Page 37

College-boundIf yoursquore not up for the big leap to a masterrsquos a college graduate certificate is a viable option Page 39

Higher education in educationtherersquos more to education than working in a classroom a masterrsquos will enable you to explore a plethora of options in the field Page 41

A degree from homedistance education is gaining popularity in the canadian student market Page 43

Making it to the MBAWhere fast-paced business education meets career advancement Page 29

Business with no bordersever considered an MBa across the pond Gain valuable international experience both academically and culturally Page 31

Corporate Residency mbaGo direct all degrees welcome

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Dalhousie University bull MBA Ad bull Job Postings DirectoryColour bull Full page8125 x1075 with bleedDalhousie Contact Colin Craig 9024943610 colincraigdalcaArtwork by Dalhousie Design Services 9024943636 or designservicesdalcaDalhousie-MBA-FullPg-08-2015pdf (pdf x-1a)


29

PROGRAMSMBA | WHAT YOu NEED TO kNOW

mAkIng It to thE mbAWhere fast-paced business education meets career advancement

Lifelong learning is our future According to the Human Re-sources and Skills Development Canada almost 70 per cent of new jobs in the future will require a post-secondary education As North America moves toward a service-based economy higher education will help Canadians manage future pros-pects As a result universities across the country are providing programs to bridge current workers for future changes

Which one is right for meStudents can choose an MBA program on either a full-time or part-time basis online in-class or in a hybrid format They can opt for an MBA or Executive MBA (EMBA) program de-pending on their needs

Shai Dubey the director of Queenrsquos Universityrsquos MBA pro-gram explains the difference between the two options EM-BAs he says are ideal for those in the advanced stages of their profession because they need to ldquoaccelerate their careersrdquo de-scribing the typical MBA applicant as having less experience seeking a career change Contrary to what some believe most MBA applicants have diverse educational backgrounds and do not usually have an undergraduate degree in business

Chris Skerik an associate at TD Commercial Bank and recent graduate of Athabasca Universityrsquos MBA program supports Dubeyrsquos observations With an undergraduate degree in politi-cal science he admits he wasnrsquot sure if he would measure up to his new classmates

What am I going to learnldquoDonrsquot go in thinking lsquoIrsquom going to come out with Xrsquordquo Dubey explains because a quality MBA program is ldquotransformationalrdquo

Skerik agrees He believes he went through a ldquopersonal change processrdquo resulting in plans for the second act of his career

Dubey explains the academic side as one component of the

MBA but the soft skills truly groom students into becoming the complete package The curriculum is designed to meet the needs of the business world which include dealing with diver-sity At Queenrsquos students are trained on ldquohow to handle con-flict in a productive way to take input from people from diverse backgrounds and to help people understand that people think differentlyrdquo

He further advises applicants to prepare for a different style of learning Traditional undergraduate programs use conven-tional professor-led lecturing styles MBA programs integrate technology into the learning process Dubey has observed how video conferencing has produced a paradigm shift in learn-ing Rather than facing the instructor students face each other They read each otherrsquos facial expressions and body language As a result networking has become stronger with video confer-encing because it encourages people to connect in a different way

What are the trendsDubey believes that trends in education reflect trends in the world ldquoThere will be more globalizationrdquo he explains With North America being home to the largest schools Canada has ldquoa real play in the global marketsrdquo

Simon Fraser Universityrsquos (SFU) Segal Graduate School in Vancouver has rolled out their new Americas MBA for Ex-ecutives in collaboration with three other graduate schools in Brazil Mexico and the US

Many universities including Queenrsquos are actively recruiting women According to TD Economics Special Report The Changing Canadian Workplace women are still under-rep-resented in management positions Dubey explains Queenrsquos success in increasing female enrolment by actively recruiting them and breaking down the stigma that only men can hold senior roles

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bull Subject areas include Physiotherapy Sports Therapy Occupational Health Social Sciences and Business amp Management

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For more information please contact the International Office Email internationalofficeleedsbeckettacuk Telephone +44 113 812 1111 wwwleedsbeckettacukinternational

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31

PROGRAMSMBA ABROAD | THE ADvANTAGES

bUsInEss WIth no boRDERsever considered an MBa across the pond Gain valuable international experience both academically and culturally

Get out of your comfort zone For those aspiring to get into the business world there are many MBA opportunities abroad Are you on board

Suit-up in ManchesterIn the UK the Manchester Business School offers MBA pro-grams for international students interested in full-time part-time and executive-level studies One of the biggest advan-tages in choosing the UK for an MBA is it allows students to look at business on a global scale while also understanding how the local system works and is perceived by the rest of the business world

ldquoAn international MBA helps to develop business leaders who can bridge the gap between countries and capitalize on global opportunitiesrdquo says Heather Spiro associate director of the MBA programs

In the program students have the opportunities to work with existing networks in addition to developing new relationships and business contacts ldquoWith an international MBA students also have the opportunities to learn about different cultures and to study and work in multicultural teamsrdquo says Spiro ldquoUnderstanding different cultures helps to push the student out of their comfort area and to develop the soft skills needed to work with global clientsrdquo

Sights on ParisFor non-Francais-speaking Canadians looking at a French-speaking country as a viable MBA destination you need not worry The Paris School of Business offers a variety of gradu-ate programs to choose from entirely taught in English Prep-ping students for the business world the goal of the programs

is to help ease students into the very competitive job market or assist in re-launching their careers

ldquoThe international MBA is the flagship MBA program and is an intensive one-year program consisting of core courses in the functional areas of business as well as advanced core and spe-cialization coursesrdquo says David Russell dean of the program ldquoThe international MBA proposes a finance specialization as well as a marketing specializationrdquo

And for those who prefer to work for a niche industry the Paris School of Business also offers an MBA in luxury and fashion management and others that focus on arts and culture man-agement and hospitality and lifestyle

ldquoAll of the MBA programs include in addition to coursework numerous opportunities to travel in France and elsewhere in Europerdquo adds Russell ldquoStudents can also do internships have the opportunity to participate in company visits and meet with executives in European firmsrdquo

As for the experience yoursquoll get studying abroad Russell says therersquos nothing else that compares and firms today are looking to hire individuals who thrive in diverse environments

ldquoSuccess in an MBA program abroad is a signal to recruit-ers that a potential employee is able to function in a foreign environmentrdquo he says ldquoIt is usually a sign that the student is a self-starter and is able to adapt to any variety of situationsrdquo in addition to experiencing personal growth and forming re-lationships

Canadian students should consider taking their MBAs at the Paris Business School says Russell In addition to being given the tools to launch international careers theyrsquoll be studying in Europersquos most beautiful dynamic and romantic city



33

PROGRAMSMEDICAL STUDIES | bESIDES THE SCRubS

mED sChool ChECklIstPlanning is a science ensure yoursquore on track before you start applying for medical school

The childhood dream of yours to become a doctor is finally on the horizon However getting accepted into med school for your masterrsquos is a huge challenge in itself Much of the med school planning process begins well before the applica-tion deadline and during your undergraduate years Ensuring yoursquore prepared to make that leap into grad school requires months of planning and research increasing your chances of getting into the school you prefer

Pay mind to prerequisitesFor McGill University med student Vijitha Sivakumar she says itrsquos important to ensure yoursquove completed the proper pre-requisites during your undergrad ldquoFirst they must complete a list of basic science coursesrdquo she says ldquoEvery school has slightly different requirements and students need to look up each schoolrsquos requirements and make sure they have covered the necessary courses Some schools may require certain non-science courses as wellrdquo

To ensure all the proper undergrad coursework is completed Sivakumar says itrsquos important to avoid working on the applica-tion at the last minute ldquoFor students to avoid surprises like finding out that they failed to complete one required course it is best for students to start doing research on each school as early as possiblerdquo

Keep GPAs at the topItrsquos something that has been ingrained in our minds since the introduction of report cards in the first grade so maintaining a high average (or GPA) is no different in med school ldquoWhat they need to do in order to prepare for medicine is to do ev-erything they can to make sure their grade point average is highrdquo says Dr Bruce Fleming associate dean admissions at

the University of British Columbia

Depending on which med school you choose averages vary ldquoGPA cut-offs vary from school to school and from year to year [but] students are responsible for looking up the most cur-rent cut-offsrdquo says Sivakumar

Donrsquot forget extracurricularsJust because you play recreational basketball every Thursday night and yoursquore president of your schoolrsquos student group doesnrsquot mean you canrsquot get into med school In fact itrsquos ap-plauded ldquoWe consider academic and non-academic qualities on an equal footing at UBC in terms of an application for medicinerdquo says Dr Fleming ldquoIf an applicant comes to us and theyrsquove done something exceptional in terms of a level of per-formance in regards to the arts or athletics we value that as wellrdquo

Take the leadDonrsquot just sit in your apartment and read textbooks all day go out and get some valuable hands-on experience While many undergrad degrees have placements within its course-work Sivakumar says students should take the time to get out in the field ldquoThis could be by volunteering at hospitals doing research or shadowing doctors These are good ways to see whether you would enjoy working in the field and personally evaluate whether you have the capacity to work in a high-stress environmentrdquo

This experience will help you determine whether you have the skills and attributes needed to interact with patients and prac-tice medicine says Sivakumar ldquoAlso these extra initiatives you take to get as much exposure as possible show medical schools how interested and serious you are about pursuing medicinerdquo


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35

PROGRAMSIN THE CARIBBEAN | vET AND MED STuDIESW

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VEt AnD mED sChool In thE tRoPICsPack your sunscreen and head south to study Many students are opting for these grad programs abroad

With slim pickings back home Canadian students are looking at their options abroad The Caribbean offers many opportu-nities for in-class learning in the tropics and clinical studies closer to home in an affiliated North American institution

Veterinary medicine in sunny St KittsAt the Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine stu-dents take on a 10-semester program

ldquoAll of the pre-clinical curriculum is done in the first seven semesters on the island and then they move into their actual clinical yearrdquo says Tom Harkness director of admissions for Canada and international ldquoThe first seven semesters prepares them for their final clinical year Itrsquos a very hands-on approach to learningrdquo

The same as any Canadian post-secondary institution prereq-uisites are required to apply to schools in the Caribbean What differs however is Ross Universityrsquos more holistic approach ldquoBecause itrsquos so competitive the Canadian vet schools can just take the top one per cent off the application pool because thatrsquos just the easiest way to go through the applicationsrdquo ex-plains Harkness

But at Ross every application is looked at ldquoWersquore not looking for a cookie-cutter class because we want to have diversity and people from all backgrounds and experiencesrdquo

To appeal to Canadian students Ross University is very active in promoting to the market here at home Whether itrsquos through grad fairs transit ads or radio ads Harkness says theyrsquore al-ways looking to inform wider audiences and answer any ques-tions about Ross

Med school opportunities in St MaartenWhile all the basic science courses are taught on the island of St Maarten most clinicals are offered in North American institutions The American University of Integrative Sciences St Maarten School of Medicine (AUIS) has over 400 clinical rotation slots in Canada and the US and students get their first taste of hands-on work in their introduction to clinical medi-cine which prepares students for their final clinical studies

ldquoInterestingly enough about half of our students are Canadi-anrdquo says Dr Renu Agnihotri president of AUIS adding that most students hear about the school through AUISrsquos recruiters and website referrals from peers and word-of-mouth

Besides the competition to get admitted into a North American med school students are also choosing to study in the Carib-bean because of lower tuition fees and more diverse learning

ldquoThe greatest reason [for students] is that data evidences that morbidity and mortality rates are improved when health care providers better represent the culture diversity of the patients they serverdquo says Milo Pinckney managing director of AUIS ldquoWhat Caribbean medical schools offer is an exposure to a much broader cross-section of the world than a student is more likely to realize in a US or Canadian hospital or medical school settingrdquo

Under Dr Agnihotrirsquos leadership at AUIS the medical school is able to provide a robust program from both a scientific and practiced perspective as well as a holistic approach

ldquoWhat wersquore striving to be is the Harvard of boutique medi-cal schools in the Caribbeanrdquo explains Pinckney ldquoOur bottom line is that students travelling abroad to medical school become qualified candidates for a US or Canadian residency match and thatrsquos what wersquore doingrdquo

Welcome to Canadarsquos Research-Intensive

Faculty of Engineering and Design Carleton Universityrsquos research-intensive Faculty of Engineering and Design is recognized as a leader within Canada and beyond offering one of the most extensive ranges of engineering and design programs in the country Enhance your education and prepare yourself for a rewarding career in a high demand field by enrolling in one of Carletonrsquos highly recognized graduate programs in engineering

We provide a hands-on education with real-world application Graduate students in our engineering programs are granted access to world-class industry-sponsored facilities including state-of-the-art wind tunnels and strong floors microchip fabrication facilities and the latest in laboratories and advanced computer and networking platforms Our exceptional location in the national capital combined with our strong reputation in cutting-edge research has led to well-established partnerships with industry and collaboration with government departments and agencies

Learn from expert professors who are renowned in their fields and engaged in research on both the national and international stage Carletonrsquos recognized expertise in fields such as electrical and computer engineering produces highly qualified graduates that are prepared for careers in industries such as telecommunications integrated sensors photonics biomedical engineering and interactive multimedia systems

Most graduate programs are offered through Ottawa-Carleton joint institutes

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37

PROGRAMSM ENG | TECH AND DESIGN

EngInEERIng on AnothER lEVEla masterrsquos in engineering has many specializations Which onersquos your forte

Engineering is a big field when it comes to specialization Should I pursue mechanical civil electric or chemical Should I begin my job search or acquire higher education These are all valid questions for an engineering hopeful With so many choices where will you go

Electrical and computer engineeringldquoItrsquos just perfect for students who want to be in a specific area of technology and at the same time donrsquot want to be bogged down by the parameters of the program like a master of sci-encerdquo says Shahram Yousefi associate head of the depart-ment of electrical and computer engineering (ECE) at Queenrsquos University

With the master of engineeringrsquos handful of specializations students in electric and computer engineering have the chance to partake in internships or industry collaborations Students have the option to work on a four-month project with either a faculty member or industry partner to gain more hands-on experience in the field

ldquoWe emphasize a lot these days the importance of doing the industrial or internship because these ones in particular also build a connectionrdquo he explains ldquoTherersquos something thatrsquos added to the resumeacute that shows a bit of relevance to the in-dustryrdquo

And upon graduation students have successfully been able to attain jobs with many ECE career hotspots in the Ottawa and Toronto area ldquoA fraction of the students are coming from overseas and go back and theyrsquore equally successful where they come from and some do stay in Canada The absorption into the industry has been quite goodrdquo

Creative engineeringWorking in engineering design is a job that requires equal parts of creativity and leadership Vladimir Mahalec director for McMaster Universityrsquos Centre for Engineering describes the masterrsquos in engineering design program as an opportunity for students to specialize in three fields product design sustainable community infrastructure and process and production systems

ldquoTypically they either end up with a design or a prototyperdquo he says adding that students develop ldquodesign thinkingrdquo which is identifying the root of the problem and creating alternatives ldquoIf you look at our program about half of our classes are focused on development of early design thinking leadership skills and project managementrdquo he explains while the other half is solely dedicated to technical skills

Coming from multiple bachelorrsquos engineering disciplines Ma-halec says the interdisciplinary backgrounds prepare students for the workplace where their colleagues will likely come from different specializations ldquoItrsquos really great because it allows us to put together interdisciplinary teams who can then work jointly on solving problemsrdquo

Masterrsquos students roughly have a $15000 salary advantage over bachelorrsquos graduates but job acquisition is very much reliant on whether students are willing to move out of their comfort zones

ldquoThe jobs are scattered all across Canada and if they are fo-cused on only staying here because they want to be next to mom and dad this is a serious constraintrdquo explains Mahalec

ldquoThink clearly about why you want to enrol in a masterrsquos pro-gram and the competencies you want to attain or enhance Then we can work together to ensure that this is possible and that they can deliver what their goals arerdquo


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PROGRAMSFAST-TRACK | GRADuATE CERTIfICATEW


CollEgE-boUnDIf yoursquore not up for the big leap to a masterrsquos a college graduate certificate is a viable option

With a degree or diploma under your academic belt deciding whether grad school is right for you can be a lengthy process

With 44 graduate certificate and fast-track programs Durham College offers graduate students the chance to advance their careers The program typically takes eight months to one year to complete and according to Louise Stiles the career services outreach coordinator at Durham College ldquois much less expen-sive than pursuing a masterrsquos degree and they can be viewed by employers as very focused in regards to employmentrdquo

Specialize in what you already knowThe social media program at Seneca College was introduced in 2013 and is a full-time graduate certificate offered only two days a week allowing students to balance work responsibili-ties and school Students enrolled in the program have diverse post-secondary backgrounds from marketing finance sociol-ogy music to political science all with the common goal of specializing in this new career field says program coordinator Bhupesh Shah

ldquoBusinesses are looking for social media gurus who can harness the power of social media by listening to customers publishing engaging content and advertising to reach new audiencesrdquo says Shah ldquoIt is taught by faculty who also work in the indus-try so what students learn is current and relevantrdquo

Understand career advantagesA graduate certificate can offer more than just another piece of academic achievement It can also present long-term career benefits like higher salaries

ldquoIn general six months after graduation Seneca students who complete a graduate certificate earn an annual salary of about $6300 more than those who complete a two-year diplomardquo says Shah

With a certificate students are able to enhance their industry skills meet the licensing requirements of a given occupation and most importantly ldquoincrease confidence and marketability by providing the students with expertise and focus and change a broadly focused degreemdashsuch as a degree in liberal artsmdashto a razor sharp career-focused packagerdquo says Stiles

She also makes it clear that many current grad certificate stu-dents are already well into their careers Returning to school their goals are to simply add fresh skills to their repertoire or previous education

Make the final decisionDeciding on whether or not to go to grad school takes more ef-fort than just a flip of a coin and Stiles suggests it may be ben-eficial to speak with your schoolrsquos career advisor or counsellor In addition taking the time to research the programs that will benefit career advancement is crucial since industry expecta-tions are different ldquoThese services are free Ask questions job shadow or have an informational interview with someone in your chosen field Tap into the resources available to you so you can make very educated decisionsrdquo

Determine what you like to do and where yoursquod like to be adds Shah ldquoJobs in high demand fields are highly competitive so you want to think about what you can bring to the table that differentiates you from other job applicants An eight-month graduate certificate brings optionsrdquo


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PROGRAMSM ED | TEACHING TRAINING AND MORE

hIghER EDUCAtIon In EDUCAtIona masterrsquos in education isnrsquot only meant for those working in a classroom earning your Med opens up many possibilities to start (or continue) a career in any field

To become a teacher doesnrsquot mean you have to spend your nine-to-three in a classroom If teaching a room full of five-year-olds or supervising a hallway jammed with high schoolers isnrsquot what you see yourself doing need not worry There are many alternative career paths in the education sector

ldquoFor every type of industry that exists therersquos always training that happensrdquo says Dr Mary-Louise Vanderlee graduate pro-gram director and chair of the Department of Graduate and Undergraduate Studies at Brock Universityrsquos Faculty of Edu-cation ldquoThose are the folks who tend to come into the MEd program to gain more insight into how to be more effective with their training and skills acquisitionrdquo

Grad options in educationA master of education can be pursued by anyone in teach-ing training management and administration And if yoursquore already knee-deep in your early careers many education grad school programs offer flexibility in their courses

The University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) has a master of education program taught completely online Dr Robin Kay director of graduate studies at UOITrsquos Faculty of Education refers to it ldquovirtual learningrdquo Students are local and international attending classes by logging into a confer-encing software that enables them to use webcam and audio

ldquoItrsquos very interactive collaborative and creativerdquo he explains ldquoAnd that turns out to be a critical component because in a standard online course where you donrsquot meet you do have the flexibility of doing or not doing the work at anytimerdquo

At Brock University there are three specializations offered in the masterrsquos program social and cultural contexts of educa-

tion teaching learning and development and administration and leadership in education These specializations explore theoretical aspects of education

ldquoIt can be done part- or full-timerdquo says Dr Vanderlee ldquoMany people who are in the field apply and just want to investigate or deepen their understanding of particular topicsrdquo

At Trent University the masterrsquos in educational studies pro-gram is a brand new opportunity for students With its July 2015 launch the part-time program allows students to develop educational leadership

ldquoIt has already been described as a lsquoboutique programrsquo be-cause the students are able to customize their learning with the guidance of faculty who have a deep and varied range of expertiserdquo says Dr Cathy Bruce inaugural director of the pro-gram

Say yes to the MEdA masterrsquos in education offers further learning and fresh per-spectives according to our experts

ldquoThis interesting composition of faculty means that students can pursue educational issues from multiple and diverse lens-esrdquo says Dr Jackie Muldoon dean of education and incoming Trent University provost

Inspiring future educators is what Dr Vanderlee hopes students take away from a MEd at Brock University ldquoThey should take a look at the way education exists in all of these different places rather than just thinking about it in the public school system and really understand they can develop areas for their careers that donrsquot exist yet Itrsquos a door opener and they can build their door if they donrsquot see a door they likerdquo


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PROGRAMSDISTANCE EDUCATION | STuDY fROM HOME

A DEgREE fRom homEdistance education is gaining popularity in the canadian student market

Weighing the benefits of getting your masterrsquos degree versus the setbacks of taking time off or leaving a job to pursue it might now be a thing of the past The popularity of distance education to earn your masterrsquos is growing

John OrsquoBrien manager of communications and media rela-tions at Athabasca University says the flexibility aspect of dis-tance education is a real advantage for people who have full-time jobs because it ldquolets them continue their careers while theyrsquore advancing their education I think thatrsquos the key thingrdquo

ldquoIt may even be more difficult to physically go to classes if the program they want isnrsquot available locallyrdquo says Peggy Watts di-rector of distance learning and continuing education at Mount St Vincent University And having to relocate to attend school might not be ideal because of additional living costs

ldquoSometimes the particular program might only be available at one or two institutions across the country so itrsquos not always possible for a working person to give up their career for a few months to go to that programrdquo

What programs can I choose fromldquoUniversities are realizing that [distance education] is a way to reach students in a much broader geographical areardquo says Watts ldquoFrom the universityrsquos perspective they would certainly like to be able to recruit from a broader area as well Thatrsquos definitely why a lot of people are moving their degree pro-grams more into a distance deliveryrdquo

The ldquobig threerdquo according to OrsquoBrien are nursing education and MBAs However a quick search on websites like Grad-SchoolFindercom reveals there are masterrsquos degrees in all

fields from child psychology to information systems so therersquos likely to be a distance education masterrsquos degree program available for people studying in all types of fields

Is the curriculum similar to an in-class masterrsquosThe value of the education you receive ultimately relies on each individual Watts says for the most part the work you domdashin class or on your laptop at a local coffee shopmdashis the same

ldquoWhen faculty and instructional designers work on courses for distance learning theyrsquore looking to achieve the same results as in face-to-face coursesrdquo she says ldquoIt just has to be presented in a different way I think it can be very effective and some people actually prefer itrdquo

ldquoI think the biggest misconception is that the quality [of edu-cation] is not thererdquo says OrsquoBrien ldquoHowever the vast major-ity of qualified universities who offer distance education are offering quality educationmdashthe same or better than you get in the classroomrdquo

Is it as easy to receive academic assistanceThere is virtual classroom software that allows people to speak and see one another over the internet and exchange documents

ldquoA student can set up an appointment the same way they would for a classroom or an on-campus meeting with a fac-ulty member and they can talk together and look at the same documentsrdquo says Watts ldquoThey can share a lot of information online within that particular toolrdquo

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stUDyIng In thE UsAGo from dreaming the american dream to living it studying south of the border offers many opportunities to take your education (and future career) up a notch

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Grad schools are waiting for you to step through their doors and if you do yoursquoll become more prepared to meet todayrsquos competitive job market The question of where to study may be as important as what to study and an American grad school may be a very sound choice

More than 723000 international stu-dents from more than 200 countries around the world pursue a higher edu-cation in the US each year Of these five per cent come from Canada

Quality of educationAmerican universities are some of the best in the world Of the top 25 univer-sities listed in The Times World Uni-versity Rankings for 2011ndash2012 18 are American In addition to the usual Ivy League names dozens of US schools appear on the list of the worldrsquos top 400 schools and are widely known for their high-quality education

Research funding is more available to American faculties than it is to Canadi-ans so you may be exposed to cutting edge research At many US schools yoursquoll find the latest technology and specialized equipment The director of Ivy Educational Systems Dr Alex-ander Castilla says ldquoThe American brand of higher education is linked

with technological innovation open-ness to people and ideas and a com-mitment to academic excellence These are perhaps the primary reasons why people from all over the world decide to study in the USrdquo

Programs galore The multitude of programs in the US can be daunting but also encourag-ing the sheer numbers make you more likely to find one tailored to your needs ldquoThere are over 4000 universities and colleges in the US and this means therersquos a wide range of options for studentsrdquo says Castilla While Canadian universi-ties have a limited number of programs in particular fields the US will undoubt-edly have many more Veterinary school for example has five programs in Cana-da and 28 in the US If you want to do a masterrsquos in real estate you wonrsquot find it in Canada Instead yoursquoll need to look south of the border at schools like NYU or Cornell

Career benefitsMany US programs have established af-filiations with employers enabling you to develop contacts in the field Profes-sors may belong to international re-search teams and as their student you

may also be able to connect with experts in your field of study

Erica Borchiver a graduate of Western University studying dentistry at Nova Southeastern University experienced this first-hand ldquoThere are a few pro-fessors here with whom Irsquove developed a student-mentor relationship and Irsquom hopeful that their guidance will aid me in establishing a career when I move back to Torontordquo

A social experience Between the lectures logbooks and late-night lattes social experiences are also important In her experience Borchiver felt a renewed energy ldquoAmericans are very spirited There is a certain energy that I didnrsquot see as much when I was at-tending school in Canada Students are encouraged to be active whether itrsquos in the classroom or outsiderdquo

Choosing an American grad school can be an opportunity to gain valuable life experience ldquoLiving in Florida has ex-posed me to a number of new experi-ences that have forced me to make my own decisions and carve my own pathrdquo she says ldquoIrsquom dependent on myself to resolve the day-to-day issues I face and grow as a personrdquo

STARS STRIPES AND GRAD SCHOOLthe Us offers a plethora of academic opportunities take your grad school sights south of the border

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For Laura Bagazzoli the competitive landscape of teacherrsquos college in Canada and the high regard for US grad school education from family and friends influ-enced her to take her studies south of the border back in 2012

But before packing her bags to embark on her new academic life Bagazzoli had to prepare the necessary paperworkmdashand that didnrsquot mean her passport and a chicken-scratch list of potential US grad schools but rather a document called the I-20

ldquoOnce I had decided to go to the US I began researching schools with Canadian Teacherrsquos College programsrdquo she says ldquoDrsquoYouville [College] stood out as having one of the best and most accommodating programs for Canadian studentsrdquo

The documentationCanadian citizens looking to study in the US do not need a student visa says Laryssa Petryshyn director of the Inter-national Students Office at DrsquoYouville College in Buffalo NY adding that itrsquos one of the most common misconcep-tions Canadian students have with the visa process ldquoCanadian citizens get an I-20 because theyrsquore seeking F-1 status in the United Statesrdquo which is granted at the US port-of-entry ldquoThey carry

that I-20 with them every time they cross the border for the length of the program theyrsquore attending in the United Statesrdquo

For Canadian permanent residents however the process is slightly different and more complex With the requested I-20 document from their schools the student then schedules a visa interview with the US embassy brings the neces-sary documents pays all the fees and then the visa is imputed in the passport

ldquoWhen I first read that I needed an I-20 in order to study in the US I was wor-ried I would not know what I needed to do and how I was going to do itrdquo says Bagazzoli a Canadian citizen ldquoFortu-nately DrsquoYouville outlined in detail the steps I needed to takerdquo noting the most challenging part as the collection of nec-essary documents to send in

Now a recent graduate of the master of science in adolescence education at DrsquoYouville College Bagazzoli reflects on her three semesters spent in teacherrsquos col-lege in the US ldquoMy experience with this process is certainly a little different from those who have attended graduate pro-grams in Canadardquo she says stressing that the I-20 process didnrsquot affect her studies ldquoI would without a doubt encourage US studies to other students I truly enjoyed

my experience and felt that I have taken away so many valuable lessonsrdquo

The work visaWith the appeal of studying in an Amer-ican school international students may also choose to start their careers in the US after graduation Luckily Petryshyn says students who apply for Optical Practical Training will remain on the F-1 student status and are able to work in the US in their field for one year

ldquoA lot of our Canadian students do take advantage of that After that I can ad-vise them on a couple of different types of work permits we refer them to an im-migration attorney and their employerrdquo

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Present the document at the Us port-of-entry every time you cross the border for the duration of your program

PREPPING THE PAPERWORKtying up all loose ends before you head south for grad school will make your transition much smoother

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SPECIAL REPORTLAW | STuDY AWAY pRACTICE AT HOME

From LSATs to articling the path to be-coming a lawyer is long but comes with great rewards With over 200 American Bar Association-approved law schools in the US to choose from moving south of the border to study may just be a favour-able option But before you step out to become the next Elle Woods itrsquos impor-tant to know how to get there and to be familiar with how to come back

JD in the USldquoBecause the admissions process is so competitive and there are fewer law schools in Canada attending law school in the United States is a viable option for many aspiring Canadian attorneysrdquo says Annette Pettyjohn director of admissions at Liberty University School of Law not-ing that several of the schoolrsquos students are currently practicing back in Canada

The Virginia-based university prepares its students for a career in law through their three-year juris doctorate program offer-ing 11 certificates of specialization from business law criminal law and interna-tional lawmdashjust to name a fewmdashin ad-dition to a comprehensive skills program

ldquoStudents will conduct negotiations de-positions arguments before a judge and

a trialrdquo says Pettyjohn ldquoThey will draft more than 15 different types of legal doc-uments ranging from legal memos com-plaints motions summary judgments sales contracts statutes articles of orga-nizations and operating agreementsrdquo

Admissions checklistAccording to Liberty Universityrsquos In-ternational Student Department ldquoCa-nadian students do not need to submit an SATACT for admission Canadian law students do need to submit an LSAT score of courserdquo

With almost 200 Canadian law students enrolled in both the schoolrsquos undergrad-uate and graduate degrees Canadian students simply need to present the nec-essary paperwork at the US border

Some of the items students will needmdashin addition to the completed applica-tionmdashare a personal statement letters of recommendation post-secondary transcripts an affidavit of financial sup-port and their passport

Practicing in CanadaFor Robert Niemi a Canadian lawyer and 2011 graduate of Liberty Univer-sity School of Law the quick transition

back to practicing in the Canadian law system was all about timing ldquoExams for both the National Committee on Ac-creditation (NCA) and Bar Exam are only at specific times of the yearrdquo he says The NCA examinations evaluate students who have graduated from law school outside of Canada then issues a certificate given that all criteria is met

The second step is articlingmdasha law in-ternship which is usually paid ldquowhere a lawyer acts as a principal to the articling studentrdquo Niemi explains And once the articling is completed the student is sworn in as a lawyer

As international law continues to grow the viability of Canadians studying in the US is ever more present ldquoThe prox-imity of the United States and Canada creates a natural interaction between the countriesrdquo says Pettyjohn ldquoThere-fore being trained in both legal systems provides students with an international advantagerdquo And particularly for Liber-ty University School of Law the cost of living in Central Virginia is much lower than many major Canadian cities with-out jeopardizing the quality of living

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grad school on international soil means yoursquoll be getting more bang for your academic buck

Students choose to study abroad for many different reasons to attend a world-renowned school to get out of their com-fort zones or to release themselves from the boundaries drawn upon by their parents What a school across the pond brings is the chance to see the world get enriched in a new culture and earn a degree all at the same time And as new grads who de-sire to tread in new waters grad school abroad is a top option

But where to you ask Asia continues to be recognized as a rep-utable place to study for international students According to TopUniversitiescom worldwide university rankings three of

the top 10 best places to study abroad in 2015 are in Asia

If taking your grad school studies to the other side of the world peaks your interest start by conducting your research The universities abroad who open their doors to international stu-dents provide further information on their websites regarding admissions and visas You can also consider attending a grad school fair most commonly scheduled for September to No-vember of each school year Get all the information you need to make the best decision for you and to take your education to the next level Next stop Asia

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GLOBAL ACADEMICS | ASIA

The Chinese University of Hong Kong Business SchoolThe MBA at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is one of the oldest running programs in Asia as it reaches its 50th anniversary in 2016 Despite being the most historic the MBA program is also recognized as a top ranked business school in Asia

ldquoOur EMBA was ranked 24th and MBA 30th worldwide by Financial Times in their most recent rankingsrdquo says Lawrence Chan administrative director of marketing and student recruiting at the university ldquoCUHK is also among the top 50 universities in the world according to the QS worldwide rankingsrdquo

The program offers four areas of specialization Chinese business finance marketing and entrepreneurship and is considered a culturally rich program with students from all over the globe

ldquoNinety per cent of our full-time MBA students come from outside of Hong Kongrdquo says Chan ldquoThe admis-sions process will be very similar to other top business schools in North America or Europe where everything is done onlinerdquo

In addition students should have at least three years of work experience after post-secondary provide a written statement include their GMAT score academic tran-script and referencesmdashmuch like how it is processed here at home

ldquoWe typically will have students from around 20 coun-tries studying in our program and they are welcomerdquo

The National University of Singapore Graduate School for Integrative Sciences and EngineeringThe doors are open for international students looking to attend National University of Singaporersquos (NUS) PhD program at the Graduate School for Integrative Sciences and Engineering ldquoNUS embraces graduates who envi-sion true innovation without boundariesrdquo says Ho Wei Min manager at the university ldquoOur PhD scholarship is awarded to talented students with an aptitude for innova-tive high-calibre PhD researchrdquo

Students will take on different levels of disciplinary re-search and education in specializations of their choos-ing Some areas include bioengineering computer sci-ence manufacturing technology and structural and chemical sciences

Wei Min says that students are constantly challenged to expand their knowledge past their fields of research or specializations ldquoThey have easy access to research and expert knowledge and are able to meet and interact with world experts on local and international platformsrdquo

And aside from the high-level education students receive at NUS the university has also proudly enabled its stu-


55

FEATURES

dents to practice and work on a worldwide scale from Asia Europe and back home in North America

ldquoOur graduates do not confine themselves to developing their careers in their home countriesrdquo says Wei Min Many of their graduates either take up a post-doctoral program continue their research in both private and public sectors globally and some even take an entrepre-neurial route and start their own companies

The global advantageAsia is a favourable place to study especially for young business professionals Many new financial institutions are setting up shop and providing new grads with career opportunities

ldquoAsia is definitely on the rise in the worldrsquos economic maprdquo says Chan ldquoThere will be substantial investments in trillions of dollars in the next 10 to 20 years Most multinational companies are putting a strong emphasis on future investment and business development in Asiardquo

With an MBA abroad students will get international exposuremdasha factor taken into high consideration for employers ldquoEverybody needs to step out from their comfort zone and learn about the outside in addition to their home country [and] employers always prefer people who are adaptable mobile and can fit in a multi-cultural environmentrdquo says Chan ldquoFor Canadians studying abroad in Hong Kong will offer all the aboverdquo adding that many international students opt to remain in Asia to continue their careers

Research is a huge component to the PhD program at NUSrsquo Graduate School for Integrative Sciences and Engineering According to Wei Min he sees a ldquogen-eral decline in research funding in the west including in Canadardquo while Singapore still has steady numbers in research funding and its commitment to beefing up resources as well as its research infrastructure

ldquoThis is instrumental in attracting international research talents as well as [research and development] compa-nies across a wide variety of disciplines in sciences and technologies to Singaporerdquo he says ldquoFor anyone seek-ing to tap into a robust research infrastructure a vibrant research culture and an international pool of top-of-the-draw research scientists or to establish and pursue a promising career in research Singapore should be one of the top options to considerrdquo

And as much as studies are top-of-mind Wei Min also boasts about culture in Singapore and the expe-rience international students will have living in Asia ldquoBy most metrics NUS enjoys a global standing as one of Asiarsquos top universities and amongst the worldrsquos top 30rdquo he says ldquo[Its] vibrant residential life and exciting cultural and sporting pursuits add to the learning and living experiencesrdquo


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If yoursquore looking to further your education in the arts getting a masterrsquos of fine arts degree is one option that is both challenging and exciting

MFas are generally known as terminal degrees meaning graduates are considered experts in the field prepared for professional careers in their chosen fields of study MFas are ldquostudio degreesrdquo with students not only receiving a theoretical education but also acquiring ample practical experience

Master of fine arts degrees offer hands-on experience with a wide-range of meaningful career paths

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MFAS | fEELING ARTSY

UnIVERsIty of lEthbRIDgEMFa In art neW MedIa and draMaMMUsThe University of Lethbridge offers graduate programs in art new media drama and music ldquoGraduate students complete coursework in their chosen dis-cipline and also develop a thesis project which includes both a material and a written componentrdquo says Mary Kava-nagh associate professor in the Depart-ment of Art and MFAMMus program chair ldquoThey work closely with a super-visor and supervisory committee who mentor them through to the completion of a public exhibition or performancerdquo

The Faculty of Fine Arts accepts eight students each year across the four MFAMMus programs Throughout their studies students have direct access to state-of-the-art facilities expert techni-cal support as well as active faculty artists

oCAD UnIVERsItycrItIcIsM and cUratorIal PractIceOCAD Universityrsquos highly selec-tive highly competitive master of fine arts in criticism and curatorial practice keeps to accepting seven to eight students a year says Mi-chael Prokopow associate dean of graduate studies

ldquoItrsquos kept purposely small not only because learning is better achieved in smaller groups but also because of the institutional arrangements with the AGO and other cultural institutionsrdquo he says According to OCAD Uni-versity the MFA program has partnerships with the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) the Textile Museum C Magazine the To-ronto Alliance of Art Critics and other ldquoartist-run centresrdquo where students are given opportunities to attend events and even find in-ternship placements

The criticism and curatorial practice program ldquooffers skills or skill-based learning how does one curate how do you choose works how do you put them together how do you frame the questions that would inform the selection of work All the things that cura-tors do in museums everywhererdquo he says ldquoBut this program offers hands-on learning institutionally embedded learning to provide students with the wherewithal to be curatorsrdquo

Prokopow says the majority of these MFA graduates find work in the cultural sector specifically at some type of art institute ldquoThat wide and deep knowledge [gained from the MFA program] allows graduates to go work in traditional institutions places like the AGO and the ROM or to join cultural ministries in the Ontario govern-ment or federal governmentrdquo

MFAs offer unique experiences and career paths so if yoursquore all about art these masterrsquos degrees could be next on your canvas

UnIVERsIty of kIngrsquos CollEgEcreatIve nonFIctIonThe University of Kingrsquos College offers an arts graduate program unlike any oth-er in Canada The master of fine arts in creative nonfiction is a two-year limited residency program that focuses on devel-oping skills in writing nonfiction works

ldquoThe lsquocreativersquo part is what sometimes throws people offrdquo says Don Sedgwick executive director of the MFA program ldquoThe reason they used [the word] lsquocre-ativersquo before lsquononfictionrsquo is to suggest that some of the techniques involved in fiction other than making things up are applied to nonfictionhellip You use very literary techniques to make the subject come more aliverdquo The program focuses on memoirs essays and narratives versus guides on how to build a backyard deck he says

The unique program includes two two-week summer residencies on-campus in Halifax as well as two one-week winter residencies in Toronto and New York Citymdashthe publishing capitals of North Americamdashsays Stephen Kimber jour-nalism professor at the University of Kingrsquos College The summer residency is intense he says ldquoItrsquos focused primar-

ily on writing although one of the things thatrsquos important about this particular program that I think is different than other creative writing programs is we have a very strong focus on getting your work publishedrdquo

The MFA program which is just enter-ing its second year sent their first group of students to Toronto in January 2014 According to Kimber students got the opportunity to meet with the nonfiction editors at Harper-Collins At the end of the week they were given a chance to ldquopractice their pitches for their proposals with an editor an agent and a publicistrdquo and also receive some feedback he says

When students arenrsquot participating in any of the residencies theyrsquore continuing to work on their projects from home or wherever they currently reside During that time theyrsquore also working one-on-one with a mentor who would be a writ-ing or editing teacher or professional

With only 19 students accepted in their first year out of twice as many applicants Sedgwick says hersquos received a lot of posi-tive feedback ldquoThere are a number of students who have already secured liter-ary agents some that have already got publishing deals So as far as we can tell off to a great startrdquo

and scholars Because of the small size of programs students are able to ldquohave an intimate connection to faculty staff and peersrdquo They join a vibrant arts and cul-tural community that extends beyond the university and includes partner organiza-tions and galleries in the city and region

Grads have a great track record finding work in the cultural sector often launch-ing careers as independent artists per-forming teaching curating or working in galleries and other cultural institutions

The University of Lethbridge is able to offer funding to all incoming students ldquoThis year we offered graduate assistant-ships (GAs)not for which students work 10 hours per week usually as teaching as-sistants which also gives them wonder-ful and very practical experience in the fieldrdquo says Kavanagh On top of the GA students are also eligible for a range of scholarships and bursaries

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