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Completing Your Degree
Forms (PDF)
PhD
- Ph.D. Oral Examination Form (124 KB)
Master's
- M.Sc. Health Sciences (475 KB)
- M.Ed. Education (207 KB)
- M.Pl. Urban & Regional Planning (173 KB)
- M.A.Sc. Applied Science (633KB)
- Humanities (415 KB)
- Life Sciences (389 KB)
- Social Sciences (222 KB)
- Law(339KB)
- Math & Physical Sciences (387KB)
Other
- Microfilming Permission Form (88 KB)
- UMI Form for Humanities & Social Sciences (280 KB)
- UMI Form for Sciences & Engineering (405 KB)
- Permission of Co-Authors Form(301 KB)
Congratulations! You are in the final stages of completing your graduate degree. Before you begin the next phase of your life, take the time to ensure that your plans to complete your degree are well in hand. Please review each stage carefully.
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Thesis-based programs
Stage 1 – Writing: Thesis Formatting and Other Resources
Stage 2 – Defense: Prepare for your oral examination
Stage 3 – QSpace: Final Submission
STOP: 
Final checklist before submitting to QSpace (PDF*, 165 KB)
Course-based programs
Questions about degree completion?
Please contact:
Rose M. Silva, Thesis Coordinator
613-533-6000, 77313
School of Graduate Studies
Queen's University
Gordon Hall, Rm 425
Kingston, Ont. CANADA
K7L 3N6
Convocation
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