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Navigated to Part-time Study in Faculty of Science Thesis-based Programs.

Thesis-based students in the Faculty of Science are normally registered as full-time students. Part-time studies may be considered on a case-by-case basis, subject to approval by the Graduate Program Director in alignment with the principles in the Faculty of Science Guidelines on Part-Time Thesis-Based Students. International students should be aware that immigration rules may limit eligibility for part-time study, and are advised to consult with UCalgary International Student Services. Once a student has entered part-time status, return to full-time status is not guaranteed and is handled on a case-by-case basis. See G.D.3 Student Status for more information.

The programs that allow part-time study are:

Master of science, thesis-based

Doctor of Philosophy

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