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	'''''Note that these courses must be completed before the end of September.'''''		'''''Note that these courses must be completed before the end of September.'''''

	SGS 101 and SGS 201 are no-fee courses that need to be added to your student record in your very first term, at the time of registration, the same way you would add any other course. When you search for courses, look under the “S” tab, choose School of Graduate Studies, and select 101 and 201. ~~SGS 101 will be available in Avenue to Learn under your Course list. SGS 201 can be completed [https://accessibility.mcmaster.ca/ online here].~~ These no-fee courses should be completed as soon as possible as registration in subsequent terms and graduation will be delayed if these courses are not completed.		SGS 101 and SGS 201 are no-fee courses that need to be added to your student record in your very first term, at the time of registration, the same way you would add any other course. When you search for courses, look under the “S” tab, choose School of Graduate Studies, and select 101 and 201. These no-fee courses should be completed as soon as possible as registration in subsequent terms and graduation will be delayed if these courses are not completed.

			* '''How to Complete'''
			: The School of Graduate Studies instructions on [https://gs.mcmaster.ca/how-to-enrol-in-and-complete-sgs-101-and-201/ How to enrol in – and complete – SGS 101 and 201].

	* '''SGS 101''' – Academic Research Integrity and Ethics (1.5 units; accessed on Avenue to Learn)		* '''SGS 101''' – Academic Research Integrity and Ethics (1.5 units; accessed on Avenue to Learn)
	: This course will introduce incoming graduate students to the standards of academic integrity expected at McMaster ~~andclarify~~ the responsibility and expectations of graduate students with respect to academic integrity. It will provide examples of acceptable and unacceptable practices ~~and will~~ . Students will be exposed to the Academic Integrity Policy of McMaster and best practices will be described that will minimize the likelihood of incorrectly attributed work from appearing in their assignments and research records. A passing grade in SGS 101 is required before students can register for courses in subsequent terms.		: This course will introduce incoming graduate students to the standards of academic integrity expected at McMaster and clarify the responsibility and expectations of graduate students with respect to academic integrity. It will provide examples of acceptable and unacceptable practices. Students will be exposed to the Academic Integrity Policy of McMaster and best practices will be described that will minimize the likelihood of incorrectly attributed work from appearing in their assignments and research records. A passing grade in SGS 101 is required before students can register for courses in subsequent terms.

	* '''SGS 201''' – Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) (1.5 units; once registered~~, [https://accessibility.mcmaster~~.~~ca/ complete online here])~~		* '''SGS 201''' – Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) (1.5 units; once registered).
	: All graduate students are required to complete training on the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)~~, which can be [www.mcmaster.ca/accessiblity completed online]~~. Having an understanding of how we can identify and reduce attitudinal, structural, information, technological, and systemic barriers to persons with disabilities is core to McMaster University’s commitment to supporting an inclusive community in which all persons are treated with dignity and equality. Completion of AODA training is critical as McMaster’s graduates move forward in their varied, chosen professions. This training is required before students can register for courses in subsequent terms.		: All graduate students are required to complete training on the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). Having an understanding of how we can identify and reduce attitudinal, structural, information, technological, and systemic barriers to persons with disabilities is core to McMaster University’s commitment to supporting an inclusive community in which all persons are treated with dignity and equality. Completion of AODA training is critical as McMaster’s graduates move forward in their varied, chosen professions. This training is required before students can register for courses in subsequent terms.

	=== Other courses required in the first year ===		=== Other courses required in the first year ===

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	=== Health and Safety Training required in first term ===		=== Health and Safety Training required in first term ===
	: All McMaster students are required to take Health and Safety Training through EOHSS (health and safety training, ethics training, biosafety training, ...). Instructions can be found on the Working at McMaster pages for [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~workingatmcmaster~~.ca/~~link.php?link=eohss:~~training~~-students~~ Health and Safety Training for McMaster Students]. You can also access this handy brochure: [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~workingatmcmaster~~.ca/~~med~~/~~document~~/Brochure~~-NEW~~-1~~-36~~.pdf Your Guide To Health and Safety Training].		: All McMaster students are required to take Health and Safety Training through EOHSS (health and safety training, ethics training, biosafety training, ...). Instructions can be found on the Working at McMaster pages for [https://hr.mcmaster.ca/employees/health_safety_well-being/our-safety/health-and-safety-training/ Health and Safety Training for McMaster Students]. You can also access this handy brochure: [https://hr.mcmaster.ca/app/uploads/2019/01/Guide-to-Health-and-Safety-Training-Brochure-1.pdf Your Guide To Health and Safety Training].

	=== SGS 101 and SGS 201 required in first term ===		=== SGS 101 and SGS 201 required in first term ===

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	=== More Information about Course Requirements ===		=== More Information about Course Requirements ===
	* [[Course Requirements]]		* [[Course Requirements]]
	* [~~http~~://academiccalendars.romcmaster.ca/index.php?catoid=37 McMaster Graduate Calendar (~~2018~~-~~2019~~)]		* [https://academiccalendars.romcmaster.ca/index.php?catoid=42 McMaster Graduate Calendar (2020-2021)]
	* [https://academiccalendars.romcmaster.ca/~~preview_entity~~.php?catoid=37&~~ent_oid~~=~~5086~~&returnto=~~7585#Program_and_Course_Information~~ PNB section of the ~~2018~~-~~2019~~ Graduate Calendar]		* [https://academiccalendars.romcmaster.ca/preview_program.php?catoid=42&poid=22499&returnto=8771 PNB section of the 2020-2021 Graduate Calendar]

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	=== SGS 101 and SGS 201 required in first term ===		=== SGS 101 and SGS 201 required in first term ===
			'''''Note that these courses must be completed before the end of September.'''''

	SGS 101 and SGS 201 are no-fee courses that need to be added to your student record in your very first term, at the time of registration, the same way you would add any other course. When you search for courses, look under the “S” tab, choose School of Graduate Studies, and select 101 and 201. SGS 101 will be available in Avenue to Learn under your Course list. SGS 201 can be completed [https://accessibility.mcmaster.ca/ online here]. These no-fee courses should be completed as soon as possible as registration in subsequent terms and graduation will be delayed if these courses are not completed.		SGS 101 and SGS 201 are no-fee courses that need to be added to your student record in your very first term, at the time of registration, the same way you would add any other course. When you search for courses, look under the “S” tab, choose School of Graduate Studies, and select 101 and 201. SGS 101 will be available in Avenue to Learn under your Course list. SGS 201 can be completed [https://accessibility.mcmaster.ca/ online here]. These no-fee courses should be completed as soon as possible as registration in subsequent terms and graduation will be delayed if these courses are not completed.

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	~~__FORCETOC__~~		Explore the program requirements for courses here: [[Course Requirements]].

	~~Explore the program requirements for courses here:~~		There are a few other courses and training sessions that must be completed when you arrive:
	~~:: [[Course Requirements]].~~

	There are a few other courses and training sessions that must be completed when you arrive.

	=== Health and Safety Training required in first term ===		=== Health and Safety Training required in first term ===
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	* '''SGS 201''' – Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) (1.5 units; once registered, [https://accessibility.mcmaster.ca/ complete online here])		* '''SGS 201''' – Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) (1.5 units; once registered, [https://accessibility.mcmaster.ca/ complete online here])
	: All graduate students are required to complete training on the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), which can be [www.mcmaster.ca/accessiblity completed online]. Having an understanding of how we can identify and reduce attitudinal, structural, information, technological, and systemic barriers to persons with disabilities is core to McMaster University’s commitment to supporting an inclusive community in which all persons are treated with dignity and equality. Completion of AODA training is critical as McMaster’s graduates move forward in their varied, chosen professions. This training is required before students can register for courses in subsequent terms.		: All graduate students are required to complete training on the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), which can be [www.mcmaster.ca/accessiblity completed online]. Having an understanding of how we can identify and reduce attitudinal, structural, information, technological, and systemic barriers to persons with disabilities is core to McMaster University’s commitment to supporting an inclusive community in which all persons are treated with dignity and equality. Completion of AODA training is critical as McMaster’s graduates move forward in their varied, chosen professions. This training is required before students can register for courses in subsequent terms.

			=== Other courses required in the first year ===
			* '''PSYCH 710''' - Statistics and Research Design (fall term)
			* '''PSYCH 720''' - Contemporary Problems in Psychology, Neuroscience & Behaviour (fall and winter terms)
			* '''PSYCH 751''' - Scientific and Professional Ethics in Clinical Psychology (RCT Stream students only; usually offered winter term)
			: Visit [[Course Requirements]] for details about these and other course requirements.

	=== SGS 700 is a placeholder course ===		=== SGS 700 is a placeholder course ===
	Students must be registered in each and ~~every term~~. If you are not taking any courses in a particular term, register for SGS 700, which is a placeholder course.		Students must be registered in each of the three terms of every year (fall, winter, and spring/summer). If you are not taking any courses in a particular term, register for SGS 700, which is a placeholder course.

	=== More Information about Course Requirements ===		=== More Information about Course Requirements ===

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	Explore the program requirements for courses here: [[Course Requirements]].		Explore the program requirements for courses here:
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	There are a few other courses and training sessions that must be completed when you arrive.		There are a few other courses and training sessions that must be completed when you arrive.
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	=== SGS 700 is a placeholder course ===		=== SGS 700 is a placeholder course ===
	Students must be registered in each and every term. If you are not taking any courses in a particular term, register for SGS 700, which is a placeholder course.		Students must be registered in each and every term. If you are not taking any courses in a particular term, register for SGS 700, which is a placeholder course.

			=== More Information about Course Requirements ===
			* [[Course Requirements]]
			* [http://academiccalendars.romcmaster.ca/index.php?catoid=37 McMaster Graduate Calendar (2018-2019)]
			* [https://academiccalendars.romcmaster.ca/preview_entity.php?catoid=37&ent_oid=5086&returnto=7585#Program_and_Course_Information PNB section of the 2018-2019 Graduate Calendar]

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	Explore the program requirements for courses here: [[~~Courses~~]].		Explore the program requirements for courses here: [[Course Requirements]].

	There are a few other courses and training sessions that must be completed when you arrive.		There are a few other courses and training sessions that must be completed when you arrive.

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			Explore the program requirements for courses here: [[Courses]].

			There are a few other courses and training sessions that must be completed when you arrive.

	=== Health and Safety Training required in first term ===		=== Health and Safety Training required in first term ===

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	=== Health and Safety Training required in first term ===		=== Health and Safety Training required in first term ===
	: ~~Graduate~~ students are required to take Health and Safety Training through EOHSS (health and safety training, ethics training, biosafety training, ...). Instructions can be found on the Working at McMaster pages for [http://www.workingatmcmaster.ca/link.php?link=eohss:training-students Health and Safety Training for McMaster Students].		: All McMaster students are required to take Health and Safety Training through EOHSS (health and safety training, ethics training, biosafety training, ...). Instructions can be found on the Working at McMaster pages for [http://www.workingatmcmaster.ca/link.php?link=eohss:training-students Health and Safety Training for McMaster Students]. You can also access this handy brochure: [http://www.workingatmcmaster.ca/med/document/Brochure-NEW-1-36.pdf Your Guide To Health and Safety Training].

	=== SGS 101 and SGS 201 required in first term ===		=== SGS 101 and SGS 201 required in first term ===

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	=== Health and Safety Training required in first term ===		=== Health and Safety Training required in first term ===
	: Graduate students are required to take Health and Safety Training through EOHSS (health and safety training, ethics training, biosafety training, ...). Instructions can be found on the Working at McMaster pages for [http://www.workingatmcmaster.ca/link.php?link=eohss:training-students Health and Safety Training for McMaster Students].		: Graduate students are required to take Health and Safety Training through EOHSS (health and safety training, ethics training, biosafety training, ...). Instructions can be found on the Working at McMaster pages for [http://www.workingatmcmaster.ca/link.php?link=eohss:training-students Health and Safety Training for McMaster Students].
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	SGS 101 and SGS 201 are no-fee courses that need to be added to your student record in your very first term, at the time of registration, the same way you would add any other course. When you search for courses, look under the “S” tab, choose School of Graduate Studies, and select 101 and 201. SGS 101 will be available in Avenue to Learn under your Course list. SGS 201 can be completed [https://accessibility.mcmaster.ca/ online here]. These no-fee courses should be completed as soon as possible as registration in subsequent terms and graduation will be delayed if these courses are not completed.		SGS 101 and SGS 201 are no-fee courses that need to be added to your student record in your very first term, at the time of registration, the same way you would add any other course. When you search for courses, look under the “S” tab, choose School of Graduate Studies, and select 101 and 201. SGS 101 will be available in Avenue to Learn under your Course list. SGS 201 can be completed [https://accessibility.mcmaster.ca/ online here]. These no-fee courses should be completed as soon as possible as registration in subsequent terms and graduation will be delayed if these courses are not completed.

	* SGS 101 – Academic Research Integrity and Ethics (1.5 units; accessed on Avenue to Learn)		* '''SGS 101''' – Academic Research Integrity and Ethics (1.5 units; accessed on Avenue to Learn)
	: This course will introduce incoming graduate students to the standards of academic integrity expected at McMaster andclarify the responsibility and expectations of graduate students with respect to academic integrity. It will provide examples of acceptable and unacceptable practices and will . Students will be exposed to the Academic Integrity Policy of McMaster and best practices will be described that will minimize the likelihood of incorrectly attributed work from appearing in their assignments and research records. A passing grade in SGS 101 is required before students can register for courses in subsequent terms.		: This course will introduce incoming graduate students to the standards of academic integrity expected at McMaster andclarify the responsibility and expectations of graduate students with respect to academic integrity. It will provide examples of acceptable and unacceptable practices and will . Students will be exposed to the Academic Integrity Policy of McMaster and best practices will be described that will minimize the likelihood of incorrectly attributed work from appearing in their assignments and research records. A passing grade in SGS 101 is required before students can register for courses in subsequent terms.

	* SGS 201 – Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) (1.5 units; once registered, [https://accessibility.mcmaster.ca/ complete online here])		* '''SGS 201''' – Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) (1.5 units; once registered, [https://accessibility.mcmaster.ca/ complete online here])
	: All graduate students are required to complete training on the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), which can be [www.mcmaster.ca/accessiblity completed online]. Having an understanding of how we can identify and reduce attitudinal, structural, information, technological, and systemic barriers to persons with disabilities is core to McMaster University’s commitment to supporting an inclusive community in which all persons are treated with dignity and equality. Completion of AODA training is critical as McMaster’s graduates move forward in their varied, chosen professions. This training is required before students can register for courses in subsequent terms.		: All graduate students are required to complete training on the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), which can be [www.mcmaster.ca/accessiblity completed online]. Having an understanding of how we can identify and reduce attitudinal, structural, information, technological, and systemic barriers to persons with disabilities is core to McMaster University’s commitment to supporting an inclusive community in which all persons are treated with dignity and equality. Completion of AODA training is critical as McMaster’s graduates move forward in their varied, chosen professions. This training is required before students can register for courses in subsequent terms.

			=== SGS 700 is a placeholder course ===
			Students must be registered in each and every term. If you are not taking any courses in a particular term, register for SGS 700, which is a placeholder course.