Course-based stream students will participate in hybrid model delivery courses, combining online, video-based and face-to-face instruction. You can choose to come to PEI to complete your graduate degree or be connected with the rest of your cohort from the comfort of your own home.

The minimum requirement for admission to graduate studies in the Faculty of Arts is a Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent, in an honours or majors program or equivalent from a recognized university or college. The applicant will ordinarily be expected to have achieved an average of at least second class standing in the work of the last four semesters or the last two undergraduate years. Applicants must also provide, and will be assessed for admission, on: A statement of research interests (for thesis applicants) or a statement of interests (for course-based applicants) a 1-3 page statement indicating your motivation for applying to this particular program. For those applying to the thesis version of the program, as part of this statement you should also provide a general idea of what you intend to pursue as part of your thesis research. For further information contact the Program Coordinator. A sample of written research work from prior university or professional experience Two (2) letters of recommendation from professors or those familiar with the applicant’s professional work (to be uploaded independently by the referees) A resume or curriculum vitae An application form (available online as part of the application process) Official transcripts of your previous university or college studies to be sent by these institutions directly to the UPEI Office of the Registrar.