Representing more than 6,100 full- and part-time graduate students at York University, the York University Graduate Students’ Association (YUGSA) is organized around principles of accessibility, social justice, and equity as it works to improve the learning, teaching, and working environments for all graduate students at York University. The YUGSA is dedicated to providing advocacy and support to all members across various graduate departments on this campus. As a student union, the YUGSA is committed to representing graduate students’ diverse interests and defending and advancing students’ and workers’ rights across and beyond York’s campuses.
YUGSA has all kinds of support in place for Graduate Students. For more information, visit the York University Graduate Student’s Association. They also provide funding for conference travel, thesis costs, and skill development. View the YUGSA funding page for further information and the deadline to apply for funds.
Junior Fellows
The University College system has enjoyed a long and rich history at York University — a history in facilitating intellectual and social fellowship between faculty, staff and undergraduate students and the broader local community. And within this college system, the role of the Fellow is, at its very core, an extension of the university into the community surround. Interdisciplinary Studies is proud to be the first programme at York to pilot a Junior Fellow role for IS student leaders.
Learn More
The Graduate Programme in Interdisciplinary Studies at York is an exciting environment to pursue innovative, socially engaging, career-ready education. Contact our Graduate Programme Administrator to learn more.