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Program dossier

Queen's University

School of Computing Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Queen's School of Computing

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Decision evidence

Evidence snapshot

School of Computing PhD with AI, biomedical computing, medical image computing, and computer-assisted-intervention research 🔗

Deadline

January 15 annual proxy; detailed 2025-26 deadline text is stale and Fall 2027 cycle is TBD America/Toronto

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Funding

CAD 24 500 domestic and CAD 25 000 international minimum in Year 1; renewable through Years 2-4 with satisfactory progress

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GRE

불필요

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English test

English-test results required under School of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Affairs rules

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Min scores

TBD

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References

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Documents

University transcripts; graduation certificates if applicable; two academic references; statement of interest; English results if required

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Application fee

TBD

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Program context

Fit and operating notes

Institution profile

School context

Location

Kingston, Canada

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Institution

Public university

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Verified on

2026-08-03

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School fit score 5

Research fit evidence

School of Computing PhD with AI, biomedical computing, medical image computing, and computer-assisted-intervention research

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Funding route

CAD 24 500 domestic and CAD 25 000 international minimum in Year 1; renewable through Years 2-4 with satisfactory progress

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International support

International students must use UHIP unless otherwise covered; funding letter supports study-permit documentation

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Fee waiver

TBD

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Official verification

2026-08-03

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Promote. Current funding and faculty pages verify the four-year package and biomedical-AI fit. Jan. 15 is only a stale annual admission-cycle proxy; recheck Fall 2027 deadline. 🔗

Financial picture

Funding and support

Research PhD funding is guaranteed for up to four years subject to progress; Year 1 minimum is CAD 24,500 domestic and CAD 25,000 international 🔗

Tuition coverage

Published funding is intended to cover basic fees and living expenses but is not itemized as a tuition waiver

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International support

International students must use UHIP unless otherwise covered; funding letter supports study-permit documentation

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