How to apply

Late applications will continue to be accepted for certain programs for an undetermined amount of time. Programs may close at any point with no prior notice so late applicants are encouraged to apply and submit all supporting documents as soon as possible. Click here for up-to-date information on program availability for fall 2012.

Step 1: Choose your program(s) of interest.

 

Step 2: Review the admission requirements.

In addition to the general admission requirements, the programs listed below have extra program-specific requirements.These additional requirements must be arranged with the departments to which you are applying. It is your responsibility to make these arrangements. Please refer to the appropriate links below for information about letters of intent, portfolios, interviews, auditions and specific deadline dates.

• Art Education - Visual Arts
• Art History and Studio Art [admission to the Minor in Art History and Studio Art has been suspended for 2012-13]
• Ceramics
• Computation Arts
• Contemporary Dance
• Design
• Design for the Theatre
• Electroacoustic Studies
• Fibres
• Film Animation
• Film Production
• Integrative Music Studies
• Intermedia/Cyberarts
• Jazz Studies
• Music (Minor)
• Music Composition
• Music Performance Studies
• Painting and Drawing
• Photography [admission to the Minor in Photography has been suspended for 2012-13]
• Playwriting
• Print Media
• Sculpture
• Studio Art
• Theatre (Major)
• Theatre and Development
• Theatre Performance

There are NO additional requirements for admission to the following programs:

• Art History
• Art History and Film Studies
• Film Studies
• Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality (Minor)
• Theatre (Minor) [admission to the Minor in Theatre has been suspended for 2012-13]

 

Step 3: Apply online

You must complete your online application before submitting a portfolio or booking an audition (if required). See the following video for information on how to complete the online application.

 

Step 4: Send all your required documents

• Portfolios (when required) must be sent directly to the department to which you will be applying to.
• If an audition or interview is required for your program, you are responsible for contacting the department and booking an appointment.
• Additional documents may be required (transcripts, proof of citizenship, language proficiency test,...). See the required documents page for details.

 

Step 5: Decision letter

After we assess your file, you will receive a decision by email or regular mail. If you are offered admission, you should carefully review your letter for information on how to confirm your acceptance and for any additional academic requirements or conditions that you may be required to finalize your admission. Information regarding course registration will also be included in your letter.