Current and Future Course Schedules
Resources (Handbooks, Rules and Regulations)
Infomation from the Dean of Grad Studies (fees, thesis formatting guide)
Courses
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Schedule for Fall 2011 (Term code 1117) |
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| POL 801 | Theoretical Perspectives | Monday 12:30-3:30 | L.Dobuzinskis |
| POL 315/802 HC | Political Research Design and Analysis | Monday 4:30- 8:20 | S. Weldon |
| POL 428/826 | Parties and Ideologies | Wednesday 1:30- 5:20 | D. Laycock |
| POL 841 | International Relations | Tuesday 1:30- 5:20 | T. Kawasaki |
Tentative Schedule for Spring 2012 (Term code 1121) |
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| POL 827 | Canadian Government and Politics | Friday 11:30-2:20 | A. Heard |
| POL 845 | Foreign Policy Analysis | Monday 1:30-5:20 | A. Moens |
| POL 853/456 | Governing Instruments | Thursday 1:30-5:20 | M. Howlett |
| POL 803 | Qualitative Research Methods | Tuesday 11:30-2:20 | J. Busumtwi-Sam |
Tentative Schedule for Summer 2012 (Term code 1124) |
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Tentative Schedule for Fall 2012 (Term code 1127) |
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| POL 801 | Theoretical Perspectives | M. Pickup | |
| POL 802 | Political Research Design and Analysis | S. Weldon | |
| POL 428/826 | Parties and Ideologies | D. Laycock | |
| POL 841 | International Relations | T. Kawasaki | |
| POL 846 | D. Ross | ||
Tentative Schedule for Spring 2013 (Term code 1131) |
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| POL 803 | Theoretical Perspectives | Eline | |
| POL 814/41 | Political Research Design and Analysis | D. Laycock | |
| POL 8_/417 | A. Heard | ||
| POL 825 | M. Cohen | ||
| POL 851 HC | M. Howlett | ||
| POL 855/455 | L. Dobuzinskis | ||
*Combined senior undergraduate (400 level)/graduate course
HC = Harbour Centre Downtown Campus
Paper copies are available in the hallway outside AQ 6066.
Note: Courses may be subject to change.
Deadline to apply for Spring 2012 is Oct. 27th, 2011. Please hand the application form in to Shantala Singh, graduate secretary, at AQ 6072.
Spring 2012 TA/TM application form
Priority System for Allocating TAs
Currently all positions are filled.
(**Some items below are being revised- please consult the Graduate Secretary if you have any questions or concerns**)
Departmental Graduate Studies Handbook - Departmental policies and procedures
General Rules & Regulations - University and Faculty policies and procedures
MA Orientation Handbook - Program planners, administrative help, SFU survival guide
PhD Orientation Handbook - Program planners, administrative help, SFU survival guide
Dean of Graduate Studies
Graduate Student Fees
Thesis Preparation Guidelines
Research Ethics
Pol 891 Master's Seminar Approval Form
Directed Reading I & II Approval (POL 893 & 894)
Pol 890 PhD Seminar Approval Form:
Approval of Supervisory Committee
Change of Supervisory Committee
Approval of Examining Committee - MA
Approval of Examining Committee - PhD
Graduate Fellowship Application
On Leave Registration
Western Dean's Agreement -(student may be exempt from some fees at home institution). See also WDA website.
Application to take courses at another institution for credit at SFU (student must pay applicable fees at both institutions)
Joanie Wolfe
Thesis Assistant, SFU Library
thesis_assistant@sfu.ca
(778) 782-4747
Dean of Graduate Studies Office
Maggie Benston Room 1100
gradstudies@sfu.ca
(778) 782-3042