MS in Microbiology & Immunology (Thesis)

The section headers in the CV are provided to guide applicants and to ensure consistent formatting for ease of assessment by evaluators.

Transcripts from all the university-level institutions attended to date. Uploaded copies are considered unofficial transcripts.

Two letters of reference On the online application form you must provide the names and email addresses of at least two professors who are familiar with your academic work. McGill will contact these referees and invite them to upload references on your behalf. Letters must be from academic or other professional employers who can evaluate your potential for graduate study and/or speak knowledgeably about your accomplishments.

The Supervisor Confirmation Form As part of the admission process, applicants must secure their own research supervisor from among the faculty members in the Department. You may find information about our academic staff on the Faculty Members and Associate Members pages on the MIMM Department website. As per McGill policies and guidelines on graduate student advising and supervision, adjunct members may not act as sole supervisors but may serve as co-supervisors, with the unit's and GPS approval. After approval, a letter of agreement, signed by the co-supervisors and the supervisee, must be submitted to GPS. If problems arise, the McGill supervisor will be held accountable to McGill policies and regulations. Note that the Graduate Program Director may serve as co-supervisor if needed. Applicants must carefully review the research interests of individual faculty members and contact them directly to discuss potential projects. Kindly note that an application will not be considered unless the Supervisor Confirmation Form is fully completed, signed by both the supervisor and the applicant, and uploaded to the supporting documentation section of the applicant's file in Slate.

One page long to indicate your interest to the program