What are the doctoral majors of York University in Canada?

York University in Canada is a public university founded in 1959, located in Toronto, Canada's largest city, with two campuses. Now it has become a famous university with more than 5, students and the third largest total area in Canada. The school can award bachelor's degree, master's degree and doctor's degree, and offers more than 15 professional courses such as accounting, economics, marketing, international trade, music, psychology, chemistry, drama and philosophy.

major setting

undergraduate majors

anthropology, applied mathematics, art drama, biology, business studies, business economy, business and society, Canadian culture, chemistry, computer science, cultural studies, dance, drama studies, oriental cultural studies, economics, English, English comprehensive courses, environmental science, film and television engineering, geography, history, information technology.

Postgraduate majors

Management, Anthropology, Art History, Biology, Business Management, Chemistry, Computer Science, Dance, Geospatial Studies, Economics, Education, English, Environmental Studies, Film and Television Engineering, Geography, History, International Business Administration, Law, Linguistics, Statistical Mathematics, Philosophy, Psychology, and Public Administration.

educational system

generally speaking, a bachelor's degree lasts for 4 years, a master's degree lasts for 1-2 years and a doctor's degree lasts for 5 years.

A school year in York University is divided into three semesters, namely, summer semester, autumn semester and winter semester. The autumn semester generally begins in September and ends in December each year. The winter term is from January to April or May. The start date and end date of summer semester are various, usually starting in May, and the end date is relatively scattered, and it may be June-August, depending on the major and course you choose.