Graduate Studies Policies, Guidelines and Student Responsibilities

• Graduate Supervision Guidelines
• Intellectual Property Policies
• Academic Integrity, Ethics and Conduct

Faculty of Medicine Research Policies

• Principles and Responsibilities for Conduct of Research
• Protection for Intellectual Freedom and Publication Rights
• Guidelines on Graduate Student Personal Time Off

University-wide Policies on Research

• Research Involving Humans/Animals/Biohazardous Agents
• Inventions Policy
• Faculty - How to Deter Plagiarism
• Students - How Not to Plagiarize

Pharmacology Co-Supervision Policies
Co-supervisors of an M.Sc. or Ph.D. thesis must hold a graduate faculty appointment. If the graduate appointment is from a department other than Pharmacology, the appointment of the Co-supervisor must be approved in writing by the Graduate Coordinator or Department Chair. Individuals who do not hold a graduate appointment but who have the expertise to contribute to directing a students' thesis research may be appointed to the supervisory committee for a particular student but cannot be designated as a co-supervisor.