Graduate students

The Philosophy graduate students at Concordia publish the well known journal Gnosis and organize an annual conference. Their success in getting into doctoral programs of their choice or of finding jobs as well as the titles of their recent MA theses or research papers can be found under graduates & placements.

Concordia's Graduate Philosophy Students' Association (GPSA) represents all graduate students in the Department of Philosophy in tandem with the University’s Graduate Student Association (GSA). Being part of the GPSA is a great way to get involved, network, and socialize with other graduate philosophy students. GPSA members regularly meet to ensure that graduate students' interests and concerns are met.

The GPSA's most significant activity is the annual conference. Volunteering with the conference is an enriching experience: You get to meet students from a wide range of departments from other universities, suggest speakers you really want to hear, and familiarize yourself with conferences as an academic practice.

Find graduate theses in SPECTRUM, Concordia's open access research repository.

For information on our graduate students, see our Academia.edu site, and also our list of students who have completed and graduated, with topics and placements.