Deadline dates for grad programs |
Fall term 2025-26 |
Winter term 2025-26 |
Summer term 2025-26 |
Summer term 2024-25 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dates | September to December 2025 Sept to Oct (1HF) Nov to Dec (2HF) |
January to April 2026 Jan to Feb (1HF) March to April (2HF) |
May to August 2026 May to June (1HF) July to August (2HF) |
May to August 2025 May to June (1HF) 2025 July to August (2HF) 2025 |
| On-time registration (If you are an MBA students, please visit the MBA website for registration and other important dates and deadlines.) |
June 24 to August 1 |
November 20 to December 4 |
March 26 to April 9 |
March 27 to April 10 |
| Class start dates* | Classes begin on or after September 1. Check with program for details. | Classes begin on or after January 2. Check with program for details. | Class start dates vary. Check with program for details. |
Class start dates vary. Check with program for details. |
| Late registration (fees apply) | August 2 to September 5 |
December 5 to January 2 |
April 10 to April 24 |
April 11 to April 25 |
| Clearing Conditions of Admission: Deadline to provide required documents |
December 1 | April 1 | August 1 | August 1 |
* The precise start dates of courses are determined by programs. Please contact your program for details. Graduate Studies maintains the 13-week graduate instruction period; if a course does not fall into the traditional instruction period, however, the program will inform students of important dates and deadlines in the course syllabus. There is no official fall break or reading week for graduate students (except for MBA). Students should check with their program and their course instructors as to whether classes will be held during these times. Please see sections 1.3 (Responsibilities of Graduate Students to the university) and 2.5.8 (Vacations) of the Graduate Calendar for more information.
Accommodation for religious, Indigenous and spiritual observances
The university welcomes and includes students, staff, and faculty from a wide range of cultural, traditional, and spiritual beliefs. As per the Policy on Academic Accommodation for Religious, Indigenous and Spiritual Observances, the university will arrange reasonable accommodation of the needs of students who observe religious holy days other than those already accommodated by ordinary scheduling and statutory holidays.