
(5) Satisfactory progress throughout their course work and research as noted on their advisory committee meeting reports. Thesis Defense Only (TDO) Status If students have completed all degree requirements (including thesis submission) but have not defended their theses prior to the end of the current term, they are eligible to continue their registration into the next term in Thesis Defense Only (TDO) status. This additional term makes the completion of their theses possible while not requiring them to pay tuition fees (ancillary fees still apply, and UHIP where applicable). This status may apply for a maximum of one term. In order to be considered for TDO, MSc students must electronically submit the examination copy of their theses to the SGPS office according to the deadlines listed in this CHART under the heading Final Date for Candidate to Submit Thesis for Examination to SGPS, Normally, MSc students must submit a completed thesis approximately 3 to 4 weeks prior to the end of term. TDO will be granted to those students who have submitted a thesis by the published deadlines, but have not been able to secure an examination board and/or examination date that falls before the end of the term. Thesis Defense Only (TDO) Status If students have completed all degree requirements (including thesis submission) but have not defended their theses prior to the end of the current term, they are eligible to continue their registration into the next term in Thesis Defense Only (TDO) status. This additional term makes the completion of their theses possible while not requiring them to pay tuition fees (ancillary fees still apply, and UHIP where applicable). This status may apply for a maximum of one term. In order to be considered for TDO, PhD students must electronically submit the examination copy of their theses to the SGPS office according to the deadlines listed in this CHART under the heading Final Date for Candidate to Submit Thesis for Examination to SGPS, Normally, PhD students must submit a completed thesis approximately 6 to 7 weeks prior to the end of term. TDO will be granted to those students who have submitted a thesis by the published deadlines, but have not been able to secure an examination board and/or examination date that falls before the end of the term. Proposed MSc Board of Examiners Form For a complete list of MBP faculty members who are eligible to participate as department examiners, please contact the MBP graduate office at ext. 86550 or 88030. The graduate office will submit the completed Proposed MSc Board of Examiners Form to SGPS. Proposed PhD Board of Examiners Form For a complete list of MBP faculty members who are eligible to participate as department examiners, please contact the MBP graduate office at ext. 86550 or 88030. In addition to all of the above, the graduate supervisor is responsible for the arrangement of hotel accommodation (Windermere Manor), transportation (i.e. car service) while in London, and other requests from the External Examiner. The graduate office will submit the completed Proposed PhD Board of Examiners Form to SGPS. SGPS will NOT proceed with approval of the Board of Examiners and distribution of the thesis to the examiners until this form is received in their office. SGPS will NOT proceed with approval of the Board of Examiners and distribution of the thesis to the examiners until this form is received in their office.
MSc/PhD Thesis and Defense Preparation
and Submission of Examined, Corrected Theses
Preamble
Before Medical Biophysics graduate students proceed to the last requirement (thesis defense) for successful completion of their degrees, the following must be in place:
For MSc Students
(1) Successful completion of the low level comprehensive examination by the end of the student's third academic term.
(2) Minimum average of 70% in each course listed on the student's transcript while enrolled in the Medical Biophysics graduate program.
(3) Satisfactory progress throughout their course work and research as noted on their advisory committee meeting reports.
All advisory committee reports must be signed by the student, supervisor(s), and committee members and submitted to the Medical Biophysics graduate office
For PhD Students
(1) Successful completion of the low and mid level comprehensive examinations.
low level - completed by the end of the third term of registration
mid level - completed by the end of the third year of PhD studies
(2) Minimum average of 70% in each course listed on the student's transcript while enrolled in the Medical Biophysics graduate program.
(3) If PhD admission is based on completion of a previous MSc degree, then a successful PhD proposal defense must be completed by the end of the first year of studies.
(4) If a current student re-classifies from MSc to PhD status then successful completion of a reclassification meeting must be in place before PhD status is officially noted on the student's transcript.
All official documentation tracking item (3) or (4) must be signed by the student, supervisor(s), and committee members and submitted to the Medical Biophysics graduate office.
All advisory committee reports must be signed by the student, supervisor(s), and committee members and submitted to the Medical Biophysics graduate office.
After all of the above requirements have been met then students may proceed to their thesis preparation and subsequent defense.
Thesis and Defense Preparation
The following links will assist students and their supervisors with:
(a) drafting theses according to SGPS guidelines
(b) thesis submission deadlines
(c) choosing examiners for Boards of Examiners
(d) submitting examined corrected theses to SGPS
For MSc Students
For PhD Students
Thesis Preparation Guidelines
Thesis Preparation Guidelines
Thesis Submission Deadlines
Thesis Submission Deadlines
Students who meet all TDO criteria do not need to apply for a change to this status; SGPS will be contacting these students and their Graduate Program individually.
Students who meet all TDO criteria do not need to apply for a change to this status; SGPS will be contacting these students and their Graduate Program individually.
Choosing Examiners
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Chair for the Board of Examiners will
be appointed by the Graduate ChairChoosing Examiners
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Chair for the Board of Examiners
will be appointed by SGPS
To be completed by Medical
Biophysics graduate office in
consultation with supervisor.
Prior to submission of the completed Proposed Board of Examiners Form to SGPS, the graduate supervisor is required to provide the graduate office with the following:
The graduate office will arrange the following:
See Deadlines to Submit MSc Proposed Boards of Examiners to SGPS for approval
To be completed by Medical
Biophysics graduate office in
consultation with supervisor.
Prior to submission of the completed Proposed Board of Examiners Form to SGPS, the graduate supervisor is required to provide the graduate office with the following:
The graduate office will arrange the following:
See Deadlines to Submit PhD Proposed Boards of Examiners to SGPS for approval
MSc Thesis Supervisor Approval Form
Completed form with supervisor signature to be submitted to
Medical Biophysics graduate office.
The office will submit the form to SGPS.
PhD Thesis Supervisor Approval Form
Completed form with supervisor signature to be submitted to
Medical Biophysics graduate office.
The office will submit the form to SGPS.
Electronic MSc Thesis Submission Procedures
Electronic PhD Thesis Submission Procedures
MSc Examination Procedures
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Final Electronic Submission Procedure
for Examined, Corrected Thesis
In addition to the information described
on the aforementioned link, students are
also required to make an
On-line Appointment
with the SGPS thesis co-ordinator
(Krystyna Locke)
Your student no. and PIN are required
to make to the on-line appointment
The following documentation MUST be
submitted to the thesis co-ordinator
at the time of the appointment:
THE ORIGINAL SIGNED
CERTIFICATE of EXAMINATION
All degree requirements have NOT been
completed until the
aforementioned item
has been submitted to SGPSFinal Electronic Submission Procedure
for Examined, Corrected Thesis
In addition to the information described
on the aforementioned link, students are
also required to make an
On-line Appointment
with the SGPS thesis co-ordinator
(Krystyna Locke)
Your student no. and PIN are required
to make to the on-line appointment
The following documentation MUST be
submitted to the thesis co-ordinator
at the time of the appointment
(a) National Library License
(b) UMI Services Form
(c) THE ORIGINAL SIGNED
CERTIFICATE of EXAMINATION
All degree requirements have NOT been
completed until items (a), (b), and (c)
have been submitted to SGPS
Apply to Convocate
Convocation
In particular, see the information
associated with the following links on
the Convocation website:
(a) Ceremony Dates
(b) Graduation Information
(c) Checklist
Apply to Convocate
Convocation
In particular, see the information
associated with the following links on
the Convocation website:
(a) Ceremony Dates
(b) Graduation Information
(c) Checklist
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