York University offers PGDip in Quantitative Methods, a postgraduate diploma in Others programme in Toronto, Canada.
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Degree:Postgraduate Diploma
Field:Others
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Last reviewed September 2026 ·
Program details
Overview
This is a Graduate Diploma in Quantitative Methods offered through the Quantitative Methods area of the Department of Psychology at York University. It is an add-on credential for students already enrolled in an eligible York graduate program, primarily Psychology, Kinesiology & Health Science and Nursing, though students from other graduate programs may apply with the Quantitative Methods Diploma Coordinator's approval. Candidates complete 18.0 credits of graduate-level coursework in quantitative methods; no specific courses are mandated, and each candidate works with a Quantitative Methods faculty adviser, who must agree to supervise the diploma before an application is submitted. The diploma develops competency in applying and communicating advanced quantitative methods to psychological and social-science data. Applications may be submitted at any point during a student's graduate training rather than by a fixed deadline, and the diploma is awarded alongside the student's primary graduate degree rather than as a stand-alone credential.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Applicants must already be enrolled as graduate students in Psychology, Kinesiology & Health Science, Nursing, or another eligible graduate program at York, with approval from the Quantitative Methods Diploma Coordinator required for programs outside those three. Before applying, a candidate must arrange for a Quantitative Methods area faculty member to serve as their diploma adviser. There is no fixed application deadline; applications may be submitted at any time during the student's graduate training. The diploma requires 18.0 credits of graduate-level coursework in quantitative methods; no specific courses are mandated.