MA or MFA with high standing from a recognized university.
Portfolio (for research-creation applicants).
Research or research-creation proposal.

A Statement of Purpose (500 words)
A Curriculum Vitae
A Sample of Applicant's best written Work (maximum 10 pages)
Portfolio if the applicant holds a Masters degree with a creative practice component and is seeking to enter the program in the research-creation stream with Studio as one of the 3 fields (see below). Portfolios can be submitted electronically.
Transcripts of all previous university study. Please follow the transcript submission requirments on the graduate admissions page.
Three Academic Assessment / Reference letters. The assessment and submission of references is administered electronically through the online application system. Please find more details regarding the process under Letters of Reference.
Proof of Citizenship (when applicable)

A completed Humanities Fields Form (form below) listing the Major field and two Minor fields, and the applicant's prospective advisory committee members. IMPORTANT: upload confirmation emails from the prospective advisors who have read your research proposal and have agreed to serve as Major or Minor field advisors should you be admitted to the program.
A Research Proposal clearly demonstrating the interdisciplinary character of the proposed program of study, accompanied by a preliminary bibliography. The research proposal should be 2,000 to 3,000 words in length, and should include:
* A clear articulation of the research or research-creation questions and issues to be explored, and the methodological and theoretical frameworks to be used in pursuing them (whenever relevant discussing the applicant's prior experience in these areas, at the Masters level for example),

* A brief overview of the existing body of scholarly work (and artistic practices in the case of research-creation) relevant to the proposed doctoral project, foregrounding the ways in which the applicant's project will be informed by and make an original contribution to these areas,

6.5 with at least a score of 6.5 in each of the four components
90 or higher and no part under 20 in each of the four components