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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: 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: Statement of Interest Form 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) Chemical Engineering 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 Chemical 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: 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. 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. 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.

Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Curriculum Vitae: Curriculum Vitae is required. Personal Statement: For PhD, MASc and MEng project-based applicants please list a maximum of THREE (3) Mechanical or Industrial 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. Recommendation Letter: Two letters of reference are required, at least one of which must be from a former professor.

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: You are required to submit a brief 500-word statement of interest demonstrating your capacity to succeed in the program. The statement should describe your motivations for pursuing graduate studies, your previous academic preparation, relevant work experience, career plans and potential project proposal should you have an early idea. Recommendation Letter: 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.

Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Curriculum Vitae: Résumé Please submit an updated résumé and highlight how your previous studies and experiences have prepared you for graduate study at Ryerson University. Personal Statement: Statement of Interest & Project Proposal You are required to submit a brief statement (about 500 - 700 words in length) that should address the following: your reasons for graduate study in Documentary Media; a proposal of the project you plan to complete in the program; how your previous studies and experience have prepared you for the MFA program; and your career objectives and how the MFA program relates to them. Recommendation Letter: 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. Referees names and contact information are entered during the online application process. They will be contacted directly via email by the Graduate Admissions Office for the recommendation

Transcript: You must submit notarized English translations along with the original documents. Personal Statement: This written statement should be approximately 500 words outlining your research interests and reasons for wishing to pursue graduate studies in the English MA in Literatures of Modernity. Please indicate how your previous studies and experience have prepared you for the program and how the program relates to your long-term objectives. Also note at this moment whether you envision undertaking a major research project or a practicum. Should you be accepted into the program, the preference you state here is not binding. Recommendation Letter: Two letters of recommendation are required for your application. These reference letters are a key component of your application package, so give thoughtful consideration in selecting your letter writers. Ideally, they should be able to comment on your academic achievements and your potential as a graduate student. In most cases, the letter writers will be former professors or research supervisors familiar with your abilities. It is your responsibility to contact the referee and get their confirmation, before listing them as a reference on the online application form. Here is some helpful information on how to ask for a reference letter. Writing Sample: Your sample of work should be a scholarly writing sample of 2,500 to 3,500 words that best represents your ability to write for an academic audience. This is often a final essay from an upper-level English course that has been revised in light of a professor’s feedback.

Transcript: Transcripts for all relevant post-secondary education These transcripts are considered unofficial. If you are currently a student, upload your transcripts after your fall grades are posted. Official transcripts will be requested if an admissions offer is made. Curriculum Vitae: A current resume (two to three pages) Share your volunteer experience, paid experiences and educational background. Highlight aspects of your education and experiences through which you have developed communications skills and other relevant skills. Share any unique strengths that make you an ideal candidate for graduate study in Nutrition Communication. Personal Statement: Statement of interest (one to two pages) A well composed, clear and concise statement of interest which includes: Your reasons for pursuing this particular graduate program How your previous studies and experience have prepared you for this program Your career objectives and how the Nutrition Communication graduate degree will advance them Recommendation Letter: Two letters of recommendation At least one letter must be completed by an academic referee (a faculty member familiar with your academic performance). The second letter may be completed by a professional, non-academic referee. The Graduate Admissions office will contact your referees directly after you complete your online application. Writing Sample: Sample of work Two independently completed and verifiable communication products that demonstrate your communication skills. Samples can include reports, brochures, audio and/or video materials, visual arts and published papers (on which you were first author). Important notes: You must submit at least one text-based sample that demonstrates your writing skills Text-based samples must be complete documents. We do not accept excerpts You may submit existing works or samples you created specifically for this application You must have created the communications products yourself within the past three years A maximum of one PowerPoint document can be submitted Work samples are not normally returned For each sample, please create a cover sheet that includes the following: A paragraph (maximum 300 words) that describes the background of your sample, your role in its creation, and how it demonstrates your communication capacities. Be sure to include the title of the work and the date it was created. The name, affiliation and contact information of a professional colleague who can verify your role in the production of the material. This might be an academic advisor, employer or supervisor. In the case of broadcast media products, please provide the name and contact information of an appropriate person at the media organization.

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.