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Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Curriculum Vitae: A résumé is required. Personal Statement: A letter of intent outlining an area of focus and additional qualifications and/or professional experience Recommendation Letter: Two letters of recommendation are required. Portfolio: A portfolio containing two examples of the applicant’s written communication. At least one of the portfolio pieces should provide an example of academic writing. For each portfolio piece provide the context for its production and explain why the piece was included.

Transcript: Transcripts - all previous post-secondary institutions (later we'll need sealed official ones). Curriculum Vitae: Resume/CV (Limit of four pages) Emphasize research or cultural production experience, or experiences that depended upon writing and presentation skills. Personal Statement: Statement of Research Interest This 500-800 word essay should primarily focus on your research interest, its methodology, and academic importance, with reference to how your background or career supports the research plan. Following the essay, please add the information about stream, faculty and publications etc. Additional Information (see description below). About three quarters of it should focus on a clear, concise Research Plan in some detail, and remaining part can describe how your academic or professional background fits the topic and our program. This essay should demonstrate your understanding of our program and the fit of your topic to our program. You may include some citations for other research or academic literature, but a full bibliography is not necessary. Ensure that you have contextualized the topic within the broader field of communications and cultural studies. We recommend that you have 1-2 other academics or grad students read it for feedback on clarity and academic tone. This should be written similar to an academic assignment or scholarship proposal, especially if it is for a PhD application. Applicants for the part-time Master’s program should include a sentence or two to address the challenges of attendance in daytime classes, i.e. your employer’s flexibility, and maintaining your motivation over 3-5 years to complete the program. Attach additional information at end of Statement of Research Interest, as page 2 or 3 of document: Recommendation Letter: Contact Information for Two (2) Letters of Reference (Revisit Prepare Your Application on the Graduate Studies website) We recommend that you ask potential referees only if they can provide a strong reference for you. A weak reference will significantly affect how we assess your application. Writing Sample: Sample of Work = one writing sample Submit one (1) short sample (5-6 pages, maximum of 10 pages) of your best academic writing on a relevant topic. You might condense or excerpt from a previous course essay that performed a critical analysis of cultural theory, an academic interpretation of policy or a case study, or a strong synthesis of a literature review. These documents are required. Applications missing any or all these documents cannot be processed nor passed along to the Comcult Admissions committee for review.

Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Curriculum Vitae: Please submit an updated résumé and highlight how your previous studies and experiences have prepared you for graduate study at Ryerson University. Personal Statement: A Statement of Interest You are required to submit a brief statement (about 500 words in length) that should address the following: your reasons for wishing to pursue graduate-level study in Public Policy and Administration; research interest(s) you may wish to pursue in your thesis or major research project (only for those students intending to pursue the Research Option); how your previous studies and experience have prepared you for the MA program; and your career objectives and how the MA program relates to them. Recommendation Letter: Two Letters of Recommendation are required for each application. The letters should be from academic referees – former professors or research supervisors familiar with your abilities. Part-time applicants may substitute one professional recommendation.

Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Personal Statement: Statement of Interest Your research interests and reasons for pursuing Graduate study in philosophy; How your previous studies and experience have prepared you for the MA program; and Your career objectives and how the MA program relates to them. Recommendation Letter: Letters of Recommendation Two letters of recommendation are required. The two recommendations should be from academic references—former professors or research supervisors—familiar with your experience and abilities. Writing Sample: Sample of Work Please submit a sample of writing (10-15 pages) that represents your very best philosophical work.

Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Curriculum Vitae: Curriculum Vitae Please submit a curriculum vitae detailing your education, work experience, technical skills, awards and publications. Personal Statement: Statement of Interest You are required to submit a brief statement (about 500 words in length) that should address the following: - your reasons for graduate study in Applied Math; - the research interest(s) you may wish to pursue; - how your previous studies and experience have prepared you for the program; and - your career objectives and how this degree program relates to them. Please note: Your research interests will be examined by faculty to determine whether they are willing to serve as your supervisor. Recommendation Letter: A minimum of TWO Letters of Recommendation are required for each application. The two recommendations should be from academic referees - former professors or research supervisors familiar with applicant's abilities. One recommendation may be substituted with a professional letter from a previous employer.

Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Personal Statement: Statement of Thesis Intent You are required to submit a brief written statement of about 500 words outlining your research interests within the discipline of architecture. Your statement should relate to one or more of the Research Areas of the program. What is the role of the architectural profession in the coming decades? As the program will use this statement to determine the availability of an appropriate Supervisor, you should try to be as precise as possible. Recommendation Letter: Letters of Recommendation A minimum of two Letters of Recommendation are required for each application. Reference letters are a key component of your application package and 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. Your referees should have the ability to comment on your past achievements and your potential as a graduate student. In most cases, the referees will be former professors or research supervisors familiar with your abilities. If you have been out of school for a significant period of time, a letter from an employer may be more appropriate. Applicants who have graduated from the Ryerson B.Arch.Sci. in 2013, 2014, 2015 or 2017 are not required to submit letters of reference. These applicants must type in the following e-mail into the referee section of their application: gradreference@ryerson.ca. Portfolio: The Portfolio is a collection of your work that demonstrates your high level of competence in all aspects of architectural design and representation. It is probably the most important single piece of documentation that you will submit in this application, and should receive significant attention both in terms of content and design. It should include both work done at school and as a professional. Format 1. The portfolio must be presented in a bound document, letter (8 ½ x 11) or A4 size. Pay attention to the design of the document. 2. The portfolio must include the following information on the front cover: 1. The words “Master of Architecture Portfolio” 2. Your name 3. Your mailing address, telephone number, email address, and other contact information. 3. Page two of the portfolio must be the completed Statement of Authorship. 4. The portfolio may include up to thirty additional pages (printed on one side) or fifteen additional pages printed on both sides. The portfolio may include images of creative work in any media. Please note that the portfolios will not be returned. Digital media such as CDs and DVDs will not normally be reviewed; if your work is heavily video-based, please contact the Program Director prior to submitting your application. 5. Remember, graphic design and package design do matter. 6. All work must be clearly labelled. Identify the name/title of the work or project, the medium and date of work, and provide any other information regarding the work submitted. If work was produced in a professional context, identify your specific role or roles on the project. 7. Any materials not included in the bound portfolio will be discarded. Do not submit original models, furniture, sculpture, etc. The Portfolio must be submitted in hard copy to the Architectural Science Department. It can be submitted to the office in person (325 Church Street Room ARC202), or by mail or courier. Please be sure to address it as such: Master of Architecture Architectural Science Department Ryerson University 350 Victoria Street, Toronto, ON, M5B 2K3 Please write "Master of Architecture" on the envelope. I strongly urge you to submit an online copy as well.

Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Personal Statement: The Statement of Interest is part of the “Required Documents” of your application. Refer to steps 3-4 in "Apply Online" in the Graduate Studies Admissions web site for the online submission information. Formatting guidelines for the Statement of Interest In the top right corner in each page indicate your full name and the program code you are applying; Program Codes: AM001 (master’s full-time); AM002 (master’s part-time); AM003 (PhD). For example, if John Smith is applying for master’s full-time study, "John Smith, AM001" should be appearing in the top right corner of each page of the statement. All text must be in 10 point or larger; Set the margins of each page at a minimum of 0.5 inches, Each Statement must include Part A Potential Faculty Supervisors and Part B Statement of Interest. 详见 http://www.ryerson.ca/graduate/programs/ensciman/admissions/apply/#apply Recommendation Letter: Master’s Applications:TWO academic recommendations are required for each master’s full- and part-time application. Master's Part-time applicants who are working in an environmentally related field and are unable to provide two academic references may submit a professional letter to replace one of the two academic references. At least one academic reference must be provided.

Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Curriculum Vitae: Curriculum Vitae Please be sure to include all applicable work experience and publications. Personal Statement: Your Statement of Interest should be no more than 500-1000 words and should include the following: For PhD, MASc and MEng project-based applicants please list a maximum of THREE (3) Aerospace faculty with whom you might like to have supervise you. For MEng applicants please indicate whether you prefer a project based (faculty supervisor required) or course-based (no faculty supervisor required) program of study. Your reasons for graduate study in Aerospace Engineering. The research interest(s) you may wish to pursue in a Master's research thesis or project, or Doctoral dissertation. How your previous studies and experience have prepared you for the program. Your career objectives and how this degree program relates to them. Recommendation Letter: Letters of Recommendation (2) are required.

Transcript: Transcripts (or mark sheets, where applicable) are required from every degree granting institution you have attended. Unofficial transcripts will be accepted for admissions/evaluation purposes. Personal Statement: Provide a statement of intent. Your statement should also explain your reasons for studying Computer Science, how your previous studies and experience have prepared you for the MSc program, and your career objectives. Recommendation Letter: Provide two letters of recommendation from former postsecondary instructors.

Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Curriculum Vitae: Each program, with the exception of Philosophy, requires that you submit an updated resume/CV. Depending on the nature of the program you are applying to, you may include, but are not limited to, relevant work experience, education, awards (academic, professional or financial), publications, technical skills, research experience, prior production or media experience and/or memberships in professional associations. Personal Statement: Each program requires that you submit a Statement of Interest/Letter of Intent. For more information, please refer to program specific requirements. Recommendation Letter: Reference letters are a key component of your application package. Depending on the program(s) you are applying to, the referees you choose should be able to speak to your academic, research and/or professional abilities. As a part of your online application, you will be asked to submit contact information only for one to three referees, depending on the program requirements. It is your responsibility to contact the referee before filling out the online application form to confirm their availability. Your referees will be contacted electronically within two to three business days of your application submission with further instructions. Please ensure that the contact information is accurate. All reference letters must come directly from the referee. Student submitted copies will not be accepted.