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Candidacy Examination
- the candidacy examination is normally held within two years of a student's commencement of the program when most, if not all, of the course work is completed and the thesis is started or well defined
- departments are responsible for establishing candidacy examination procedures and recommending candidacy examining committee members
Notice and Approval of Doctoral Candidacy Examining Committee ![[Word Document]](~/media/Faculty of Graduate Studies/Images/Shared/smword.gif)
Doctoral Examining Committee Checklist ![[Word Document]](~/media/Faculty of Graduate Studies/Images/Shared/smword.gif)
- the candidacy examination must be passed no less than six months prior to taking the final oral examination
- once the candidacy is passed (or conditions of a conditional pass are satisfied) departments must complete the following form and submit to the FGSR
Report of Completion of Candidacy Examination ![[Word Document]](~/media/Faculty of Graduate Studies/Images/Shared/smword.gif)
For complete details on examinations, see the Graduate Program Manual--Section 8: Supervision, Oral Examinations, and Program Completion.
Final Oral Examination
Following the exam, the department completes the Thesis Approval/Program Completion form
For complete details on examinations, see the Graduate Program Manual--Section 8: Supervision, Oral Examinations, and Program Completion.
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