Greetings!
Thank you for your interest in the MiNDS Graduate program at McMaster University. You are receiving this email because you have completed or started the application process for the MiNDS program. During the application season we will be sending out regular emails with information about applications to the MiNDS program, things to think about with your grad apps, and grad school life. We hope that you find this information helpful.
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MiNDS Mobile App
We launched a mobile app
Download our mobile app to keep up with information about apply to MiNDS and events sponsored by the MiNDS program
Click here for info about downloading the MiNDS mobile app.
Or use the mobile browser version (iphone use this).
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MiNDS Applications
We've come a long way
 We are passionate about neuroscience research and training the next generation of Neuroscientists. In just over 3 years the MiNDS program has become the top neuroscience grad program in Canada. Why? Because we have outstanding faculty & students, state-of-the-art research facilities, and exciting research projects.
MiNDS started in September 2007. There are currently 50 students in the program and 23 graduates. We have over 70 faculty supervisors with amazing lab facilities covering every neuroscience technique that you can think of -- from molecular to fMRI.
So far about 50 students have started the application process to join the MiNDS program in fall 2011. We are looking forward to accepting another class of outstanding students. Be sure to contact us if you need help with your application or have questions about the program.
We are planning to hold a live webcast in February. Stay tuned for more information.
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Applying to Grad School
How to find a supervisor
 Finding a supervisor is an important step in the grad school application process. Many programs require students to be supported by a Professor before being admitted to the program. So linking up with a supervisor can be the tipping point that gets you into a grad program.
So how do you find a grad supervisor?
Read the rest of the article on our blog: GradsKool.wordpress.com
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