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Find a graduate program

Visit our list of graduate programs on the Future Graduate Students site and choose from over 75 innovative, relevant, and unique graduate programs in existing and emerging disciplines that prepare you to transition into your career.

Apply for a graduate program

Submit your graduate program application HERE. Learn how to apply for graduate programs, how to find a supervisor (if applicable), admission requirements, application deadlines, and other frequently asked questions HERE.

Use the to find the correct Graduate Program Office contact information for each graduate program if you are a:

• newly admitted student who has accepted an offer of admission;
• student currently registered in a ULethbridge graduate program;
• ULethbridge faculty member;
• member of the School of the Graduate Studies; or a
• Ulethbridge staff member.

Your Graduate Program Office will be able provide support and advice related to:

• Registration
• Degree requirements
• Program milestones
• Supervisory updates
• Exams
• Withdrawals
• Leaves of Absence
• Program changes
• Graduation and Convocation

Use this inquiry form to submit questions related to graduate program funding and fees, or if you would like to book an appointment (either in-person or virtually) with our Graduate Funding Facilitator.

Contact School of Graduate Studies Professional Development

To view and register for workshops, go to the . Use the for continuously added and updated resources to support your success as a graduate student and beyond.

Contact an International Student Advisor

ULethbridge International assists international students in adapting to campus life socially, academically, and culturally and are here to support you in all aspects of your life, both as a ULethbridge student and as a visitor to Canada.

About postdoctoral fellows, visiting researchers, and foreign nationals

Postdoctoral fellows are appointed to positions, primarily as research employees engaged in a period of mentored advanced training, which allows them to conduct research after the completion of their doctoral studies and transition from students to independent scholars.

The GSA provides representation, support, and advocacy to all ULethbridge graduate students. They aim to provide well-rounded support, including financial support through awards and bursaries, mental health support, social events, and an annual multidisciplinary conference for the dissemination of graduate student work on campus.

Resources include:

• Writing and study supports
• Bookstore
• Campus Daycare
• Food and housing
• Finances
• Health and wellness
• Parking and transportation
• Safety
• Student rights and responsibilities (also see Graduate Student Responsibilities in the School of Graduate Studies Policies and Procedures)
• Technology