A Supervised Study course is an excellent method of research and learning opportunity offered by a majority of programs. These courses allow students to conduct an extensive examination of a selected topic, or perform laboratory and/or field work in their area of study. In order to qualify for a Supervised Study course, students must locate a professor who will agree to supervise the course.
Neuroscience or Psychology Supervised Study courses
Information about these courses can be found here. The form, instructions and requirements for these courses can be found on the Psychology website.
All other Supervised Study courses complete the following steps:
Step 1: Find a Supervisor and request the course on ACORN. Your status will be interim (INT). NOTE: You will not be officially enrolled until you complete the remaining steps.
Step 2: Fill the 'Student' section on a 'Supervised Study Form'
Step 3: Once you fill-in the 'Student' section, contact your Supervisor and provide them with the form by email. Your supervisor will complete their section and forward the form for departmental approval.
Step 4: Once the project is approved at the departmental level, the form will be submitted to the Registrar's Office and your status on ACORN will be updated from interim (INT) to approved (APP).
