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Nipissing University Research Stipend
Nipissing University Research Fellowships (NURF) support graduate students who are enrolled in a full time graduate program. NURFs are integrated into the research programs of one or more professors from funding that is usually obtained through research grants awarded to professors. - page
Graduate Teaching Assistantship (GTA)
Graduate Teaching Assistantships support the teaching of undergraduate courses at Nipissing University. Teaching Assistantship support is administered by Research Services, the School of Graduate Studies and by faculty members who hold research grants or externally funded research contracts. - page
Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA)
Graduate Research Assistantships support academic research at Nipissing University. Research assistantship support is administered by Research Services, the School of Graduate Studies and by faculty members who hold research grants or externally funded research contracts. - page
Loans
Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) is issued based on financial need. OSAP provides financial assistance for educational costs and basic living expenses. - page
Canada Graduate Research Scholarship - Master's (CGRS-M)
The Canada Graduate Research Scholarship - Master's Program (CGRS-M) provides financial support to high-caliber scholars who are engaged in eligible master's programs. This support allows these scholars to fully concentrate on their studies in their chosen fields. - page
Forms and Procedures
Continuation, Defence and Appeal forms - page
Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities
Nipissing University is dedicated to cultivating a campus community where students thrive academically, socially, and personally. Our Code of Student Rights and Responsibilities (hereafter referred to as the Code) emphasizes restorative and holistic approaches to address student behaviour, emphasizing accountability, growth, and community well-being. This Code serves as a guide for students to uphold the values of integrity, respect, and responsibility in all aspects of their University experience. - page
Graduate Studies Procedures
Intellectual Integrity and Research, Student Code of Rights and Responsibilities, MRP/Thesis & Dissertation Procedures and Academic Regulations - page
Regulations
Academic Regulations - The University reserves the right to modify the academic programs and regulations at its discretion. - page
MRP/Thesis Final Submission Process
Once the Examination Committee has approved the revised MRP/Thesis/Dissertation, the following will occur - page
Oral Defence Examination Regulation
The MRP/Thesis/Dissertation is a culmination of all of the work and effort that goes into researching and preparing for a graduate degree. Outlined below is a general description of the defence process and may vary depending on program.