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Collaborative Doctoral Program
The Collaborative Doctoral Program in Health Care, Technology
and Place is an OCGS
approved cross-divisional certificate program at the University
of Toronto. Doctoral students from participating graduate
programs are eligible to enrol. With the approval of Program
Co-Directors, the designation Completed the Collaborative
Doctoral Program in Health Care, Technology, and Place
shall be shown on the transcript.
Program Objectives
The objectives of the Collaborative Doctoral Program in Health
Care, Technology and Place are to:
- Prepare doctoral students to understand, explain, and
improve geographically-dispersed and technologically-mediated
health care.
- Provide mentorship in transdisciplinary research to doctoral
students in the life sciences, physical/applied sciences,
social sciences, and humanities.
- Bridge knowledge gaps among doctoral students who are
concerned with the interconnectedness of bodies, technologies,
places, and work in contemporary health care. To
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Program Requirements
The requirements and common learning experiences of this
Collaborative Program are:
Program Admission
All applications are reviewed by the HCTP Fellowship Review
Committee using the following criteria:
- Enrolment in a participating graduate unit.
- Research promise and commitment.
- Pertinence of proposed research to the themes of HCTP.
- Aptitude for interdisciplinary research.
Note: Students must be enrolled in a home graduate unit and
this unit will recommend the granting of the doctoral degree.
Home graduate units will retain control over their admissions
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Program Application
Doctoral applications must include the following
(see previous application for detailed instructions):
- Research Statement.
- Three (3) confidential Letters of Support (see referee instructions for details).
- Two (2) samples of academic writing.
- Formal evidence of application/admission to a doctoral
program at the University of Toronto.
- Transcripts from all post-secondary institutions.
- Current Curriculum Vitae.
If you are concurrently applying for the HCTP Doctoral Fellowship:
Participating Units
Biomaterials
and Biomedical Engineering, Institute of
English,
Department of
Health Policy, Management,
and Evaluation, Department of
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, Department of
Medical
Science, Institute of
Nursing,
Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of
Pharmacy, Leslie Dan Faculty of
Public
Health, Dalla Lana School of
Rehabilitation Science,
Department of
Social
Work, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of
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How to Apply
The application process is comprised of the following:
1. Register using the
online application tool.
2. Complete the
online application form.
3. Upload supporting documents outlined in the application packages for
new and
renewal applicants.
Submit all application materials on April 13, 2012 by 4 p.m.
Contact Information:
HCTP Program Coordinator
Phone: 416-978-2067
Fax: 416-978-7350
Email: hctp.program@utoronto.ca
Admissions
Health Care, Technology & Place
CIHR Strategic Research Training Program
IHPME, University of Toronto
155 College Street, 4th floor, Suite 425
Toronto, Ontario M5T 3M6
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Important Dates
| Applications Due: |
April 13, 2012 4pm |
| Applications Reviewed: |
May/June 2012 |
| Results Available: |
June 15, 2012 |
| Funding Commences: |
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