Master of Science (MSc) Course-based in Sustainable Energy Development
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In addition to the Faculty of Graduate Studies requirements, SEDV requires successful completion of 42 units consisting of the following:
33 units of core courses:
- 1363361
AND 1363371
AND 1603741
AND 1363411
AND 1363421
AND 1600401
AND 1363441
AND 1600421
AND 1632121
AND 1655531
AND 1655451
- 1655541
AND 1600461
- 1641271
AND 1641281
AND 1641291
The work completed in this set of courses is considered equivalent to a Major Research Project. These courses must be taken immediately after each other. The project work must be interdisciplinary, reflecting a minimum of 3 areas of study, with energy and environment as the two anchors.
Students will have the opportunity to participate in professional development seminars, experiential learning workshops, and field trips to local energy related sites. Attendance and participation in such activities is expected.
Advanced Credit
The SEDV Program does not grant advanced credit for courses completed prior to admission.
Flexible Grade Option (CG Grade)
The Master of Science in Sustainable Energy Development program will allow students to pursue the Flexible Grade Option (CG Grade).
Students may not choose the CG grade in a course taken extra-to-load.
The use of the CG grade will not affect students' ability for internal awards.
Credit for Undergraduate Courses
The SEDV program does not grant advanced credit for undergraduate courses.
Time Limit
The SEDV program commences annually in May, which is the only intake. As a cohort-based program, the expectation is for students to complete courses as timetabled for their cohort.
The expected completion time is 16 months for full-time studies; however, the maximum permitted time is 6 years.
For information on graduate funding, please see the SEDV Tuition and Scholarship website.