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Yes, you will need confirmation of a supervisor before you can apply to the Neuroscience program as it is part of the application process. Before your application can be evaluated, you will be required to upload confirmation that a faculty member at UVic has expressed interest in acting as your supervisor. This can be in the form of email communication or an offer letter from your proposed supervisor. 

You are welcome to reach out to the faculty to see if they are taking on new graduate students.

You can apply anytime for the Neuroscience program. However, it is recommended you apply at least six months ahead of the entry term if you are an international student. 

Additionally, it is suggested you apply by April 1 for the September - December entry term in order to be considered for graduate fellowships and/or graduate entrance awards.

You must have a 4 year undergraduate degree to enter any graduate program at the University of Victoria. Your undergraduate degree can be in any discipline, but traditionally, students in the Neuroscience Graduate Program have backgrounds in biology, biochemistry, mathematics, pharmacology, physics, physiology, psychology and zoology.

Please refer to the Graduate Admissions website formore information on tuition costs.

With permission from your supervisory committee and approval from the Neuroscience Graduate Program Committee, students can transfer from the MSc program to the PhD Program. Transfers usually occur after a student has completed their first year in the MSc program.

For more information please refer to the Neuroscience Graduate Student Handbook.

Students who think they are near the end of their program and getting ready to write their thesis/dissertation should schedule a meeting with the Graduate Program and Director's Assistant (GPDA). The GPDA will review your program requirements and confirm next steps in the thesis/dissertation and oral exam process.

For more information please refer to the Neuroscience Graduate Student Handbook.