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For Graduate Students

Graduate Students Group Photo (September 18, 2019, courtesy Anna O’Grady)

With a nominal completion time of 5 years, our direct-entry PhD program focuses on training students in first-class research. During the first year, students are engaged in two consecutive directed-research projects each in a separate area and under the supervision of a different faculty member. First year direct-entry students are supported entirely by departmental, university and/or external fellowships, and teaching assistantships, and do not require research supervisor funds. This allows them the flexibility to search for a suitable research supervisor and explore thesis projects after entering the program.

Prospective
Students

Our various programs in Astronomy and Astrophysics offer challenging yet immensely rewarding opportunities for students planning to pursue undergraduate studies at the University of Toronto.

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Current
Students

With a nominal completion time of 5 years, our direct-entry PhD program focuses on training students to do first-class research in observational astronomy, theoretical astrophysics, and astronomical instrumentation.

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