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Master of Science (MSc) Course-based in Sustainable Energy Development

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Program Admissions Information

Deadlines for submission of complete applications are available on the Future Students website: http://ucalgary.ca/future-students/graduate/explore-programs/sustainable-energy-development-master-science-course-based.

In addition to Faculty of Graduate Studies admission requirements, the SEDV Program requires:

a) Letter of intent of no more than 1000 words, addressing four questions provided on the SEDV admissions website. Each question must be answered in no more than 250 words.

b) A current curriculum vitae.

c) Two years of professional work experience after graduation.

d) Two reference letters: one academic and one professional.

Please refer to our website for detailed instructions and templates.

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