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Graduate Studies Academic Calendar - WINTER 2017 (ARCHIVE)

Graduate Studies Academic Calendar home - winter 2017 (archive)
General information and regulations - winter 2017 (archive)
Academic deadlines and events
Faculty of Health
Faculty of Arts
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Environment
Faculty of Mathematics
Faculty of Science
Theology

Graduate Studies Academic Calendar - WINTER 2017 (ARCHIVE)
Faculty of Health

Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Recreation and Leisure Studies
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Recreation and Leisure Studies - Aging, Health and Well-Being
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Recreation and Leisure Studies - Work and Health
Master of Arts (MA) in Recreation and Leisure Studies
Master of Arts (MA) in Recreation and Leisure Studies - Tourism

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