研究生和研究是SERS社区的核心。而且，无论您是想开始攻读硕士学位还是博士学位课程，您都将加入一个充满活力，决心与参与的社区。SERS在我们的环境研究硕士（MES）和博士学位的社会和生态可持续性研究生课程中有大约120名研究生。我们的学生获得了省级和国家级科研资助奖，并因其研究影响力而受到认可。SERS师资是国际认可的研究人员，他们在广泛的本地，国家和国际组织和委员会中任职，以支持全球可持续发展。并且，当您自己完成自己的研究生旅程时，您将加入SERS成功校友的大型社区，他们积极参与政府，学术界，公民社会和
Graduate students and research are at the core of the SERS community. And whether you're looking to start your masters or doctoral program, youll join a community that is dynamic, committed and engaged. SERS has about 120 graduate students in our Master of Environmental Studies (MES) and PhD graduate program options in social and ecological sustainability. Our students win provincial and national funding awards for research, and are recognized for their research impact. SERS faculty are internationally recognized researchers and they serve on a wide range of local, national and international organizations and committees in support of global sustainability. And when your own graduate journey is complete, youll be joining a large community of SERS successful alumni actively involved in local and global resource, environment and sustainability efforts in government, academia, civil society and industry. Graduate students admitted to our program (MES-thesis and PhD) are guaranteed funding through teaching assistantships, research assistantships or stipends, and additional scholarships for qualified applicants.<br><br>Thesis option: The minimum period of full-time enrolment in the thesis option is three terms (one year) or its equivalent. Normally degree requirements are to be completed within a maximum of six terms (two years) for full-time study or within 15 terms (five years) for part-time study. Most full-time students complete their course requirements within their first two terms and are prepared for thesis research in their third term. Continuous enrolment is required. <br><br>Master's Research Paper option: The minimum period of full-time enrolment is three terms (one year) or its equivalent. Normally degree requirements are to be completed within a maximum of four terms. Most full-time students complete their course requirements within their first two terms and are prepared to begin Master's Research Paper research in their third term. Continuous enrolment is required.