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Molecular and Cellular Biology Programs

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MSc in Molecular and Cellular Biology

MSc MCB students graduate with a high level of knowledge and expertise in contemporary molecular and cellular biology, including experimental techniques, library research, writing and communication skills.

MSc MCB
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PhD in Molecular and Cellular Biology

Students in the PhD in Molecular and Cellular Biology develop into independent and creative scientists, ready to take on roles as scholars in academia or as leaders in industry or government.

PhD MCB
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Master of Applied Molecular and Health Sciences

A first-of-its-kind in Canada, the Master of Applied Molecular and Health Sciences (MAMHS) is a one-year, course-based graduate program that blends advanced molecular biology with emerging fields, such as AI-driven drug discovery, immunology, and stem cell research models.

MAMHS
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Master of Medical Foundations

The Master of Medical Foundations (MMF) is an 11-month, course-based graduate program providing both theoretical and practical training in human anatomy, multisystem physiology, and disease and immunology, with a focus on the role of lifestyle medicine and social dimensions of health and wellbeing.

MMF

Collaborative Specializations

A collaborative specialization is an intra-university graduate field of study that provides an additional multidisciplinary experience for students enrolled in and completing the degree requirements for their MSc or PhD in Molecular and Cellular Biology degree.

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Neuroscience

Neuroscience Specialization
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Toxicology

Toxicology Specialization
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One Health

One Health Specialization

Interdepartmental Programs

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Biophysics

(MSc and PhD)

Biophysics
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Bioinformatics

(MSc, PhD and course-based Master of Bioinformatics)

Master of Bioinformatics
MSc in Bioinformatics
PhD in Bioinformatics
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Biotechnology

(Course-based master's)

Master of Biotechnology
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About

The College of Biological Science is a globally recognized academic faculty with a mission to expand the understanding of life, from DNA to cells to complex ecosystems. It produces intrepid and interdisciplinary research in a student-centred learning environment that encourages and promotes comprehensive understanding of the systems that govern life.

Departments

  • Department of Human Health Sciences
  • Department of Integrative Biology
  • Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology