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Graduate Certificate in Transdisciplinary Studies II

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Faculty of Graduate StudiesGCERT - Graduate Certificate

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Completion requirement

In addition to the Faculty of Graduate Studies requirements, the Graduate Certificate in Transdisciplinary Studies II requires 12 units of coursework:

Complete ANY of the following Course Lists:

  • OR
Completion requirement

Advanced Credit

Advanced credit towards the Graduate Certificate in Transdisciplinary Studies II will not normally be accepted.

Time Limits

The expected completion time for the Graduate Certificate in Transdisciplinary Studies II is four, eight, or 12 months depending on the schedule set for the specializations.

The maximum completion time for the Graduate Certificate in Transdisciplinary Studies II is two years.

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