劳动研究哲学博士

Master's degree or equivalent in any discipline with a minimum A- average from an accredited university.
A demonstrated interest in studying work, employment or worker organizations from a Labour Studies perspective.
Select candidates may be admitted with a B+ average from a Master's degree if they have a minimum of five years of work or volunteer experience in labour or work-related community organizations and can provide evidence that they have strong writing and critical thinking skills.
Applicants are evaluated based on their qualifications and the alignment of their interests with the research interests and faculty availability.
While supervisors are not appointed before successful admission, applicants are encouraged to contact faculty members in the Department regarding potential Ph.D. supervision and the Ph.D. program. You have the opportunity to list three potential supervisors in your application. If admission is offered, a supervisor is then assigned.
Scanned/unofficial/student-generated transcripts for ALL post-secondary studies completed or in-progress are required at the time of application.
Transcripts from institutions where you completed courses on Letter of Permission and/or as part of Student Exchange Programs must also be included.
Official transcripts must be submitted if an offer of admission is made:
Electronic:
Select this option instead of paper if the issuing institution produces official, electronic transcripts sent directly to other institutions.
The issuing institution must send the official, electronic transcript to Megan Stokes at lsgrad@mcmaster.ca
This official, electronic transcript from the institution does NOT replace the scanned, electronic transcripts that the applicant must upload through their online application.
If English is not your native language, an official copy of your English Language Proficiency score or other evidence of competency in English is required. Applicants whose university studies were completed at an institution where English is deemed the official language of instruction may be exempt from this requirement (an official letter from the institution is required)
The English Language Proficiency exam must have been completed within two years of the application due date
The most common English Language Proficiency exams:
TOEFL: minimum score of 92 (internet-based), 237 (computer-based) or 580 (paper-based), minimum of 20 per band. Please use TOEFL department code 080 (Other Social Sciences).
IELTS (Academic): minimum overall score of 6.5, with at least 5.5 in each section
Other English Language Proficiency exams may be accepted. Please visit the School of Graduate Studies: How to Apply and click ''Language Requirements'' for more information.
Submit English Language Proficiency exam results as a scanned document uploaded through your online application.