Graduate
Online application for the fall 2012 session
We will continue to accept applications until the program(s) is full. A notification will be posted below under once a program(s) is closed.
Recommended deadline dates were:
Psychology (MA/PhD) and Social Work (MSW): December 2, 2011
All Other Programs: January 13, 2012
Applicants are strongly advised to submit their packages by the recommended deadline date due to the competitive nature of many graduate programs.
We are delighted that you are considering Ryerson to pursue your graduate study. Review the list of graduate programs offered at this institution to better understand your options. Program websites are a great resource for finding information about faculty, facilities, program structure, admission requirements etc. Once you have narrowed down your option(s), you should start investigating your program requirements.
Choosing a Graduate Program (part 1/2)
Each graduate program requires a list of program-specific supporting documents in-addition to the online application form.
Review this list carefully before proceeding with the online application form. If you have any questions or concerns, you can either contact your program administrator or the graduate admissions office at 416-979-5150 or grdadmit@ryerson.ca .
Online-Application Form (part 2/2)
Now that you have read and understood your program-specific requirements, complete the online application form . This process usually takes 20-30 minutes. You can select and apply to a maximum of three (3) programs simultaneously. You will not be allowed to make any changes or add/delete programs once you have submitted the form.
An application fee of $100 is required for each graduate program except for the MBA and Management of Technology and Innovation MBA/MMSc program, which requires a fee of $150. You can pay the application fee by choosing the credit card, cheque/money order or internet banking option. Note that application forms submitted without the appropriate application fee will not be processed.
Upon successful submission of the application form and the fee, please print a hardcopy (pdf format) sign it and send it to the graduate admissions office along with the required supporting documents. You must submit separate package(s) if you apply to more than one program(s).
Postal Mail:
Graduate Admissions Office
Ryerson University
350 Victoria Street
Toronto, Ontario, M5B2K3 - Canada
Hand Delivery:
Graduate Admissions Window
1 Dundas Street West (Yonge & Dundas)
11th floor, Toronto, Ontario
(campus map - building code YDI)
Supplementary Admissions Data Form:
- A program-specific form which is required in-addition to the online application form (except for the Computer Networks applicants).
- It is your responsibility to review the checklist of supporting documents required by your program and submit them accordingly. Certain programs have preferred guidelines that applicants must follow.
Letter of Recommendation:
Reference letters are a key component of your application package, close attention must be paid prior to selecting a referee. It is also your responsibility to contact the referee before filling out the online application form to confirm their availability.
- A new online referee portal is now available for the fall 2012 session. You will be asked to complete the referee page on the online application form with their contact information including an active institution e-mail address.
- They will be contacted electronically within 2-3 business days of your application submission with further instructions.
- We reserve the right to contact your referees at any stage during the application process.
Transcripts:
- Official transcripts are required from each post-secondary institution attended.
- Applicants from Ontario Universities and Colleges will have the option of ordering their transcripts while completing the online application form (only one order required). If you choose this option you are exempt from submitting official hardcopies with your package.
- Applicants with education from outside of Ontario are required to include official hardcopy transcripts (2 copies) that are properly sealed and signed (across the flap) by the issuing institution.
- You may submit transcripts issued to you by your institution in the past as long as it arrives at our office with the seal intact.
- Ryerson students are not required to submit official transcripts of study undertaken at Ryerson, if they were registered for the first time after September 1984.
- If your transcripts/documents are in a language other than English, you must also submit official English translations. Translations do not replace original documentation. Both must be received in a signed and sealed envelope directly from an accredited translation service.
English Language Proficiency Requirement:
- Applicants whose language of instruction during their undergraduate studies was not english are required to submit a test of English language proficiency.
- The application will not be assessed for admission without a test result that meets the program minimum.
- For exemption from this requirement, applicants may be required to provide an official statement from their institution confirming the use of english as the language of instruction.
Click here to see the list of tests accepted and the minimum scores required.
*Aerospace Engineering
Architecture
Communication and Culture
*Computer Networks
*Documentary Media
*Economics
*Electrical Engineering (MEng FT & PT)
Environmental Applied Science and Management (PhD)
*Environmental Applied Science and Management (MASc)
*Fashion
*Immigration and Settlement
*International Economics and Finance
Journalism
*Media Production
Nursing (part-time)
Policy Studies (PhD)
Professional Communications
Psychology (PhD, MA)
Public Policy and Administration
Social Work
Urban Development
*closed to international applicants only
Where a candidate has completed appropriate graduate courses at an acceptable level from another academic institution, but has not been granted a degree using those courses, they may be considered in partial fulfillment of Ryerson's graduate degree requirements. Responsibility for assessing the appropriateness of such courses shall rest with the Director of the Program. Credit for such work shall not exceed fifty percent of the Program's course requirements.









