The interdepartmental collaborative programs are the focal point for graduate teaching and research in toxicology. Students wishing to undertake graduate studies at the M.Sc. level with emphasis on toxicology will be admitted by a participating department and will register in both the participating department and in the collaborative program. More details can be found on the U of G toxicology program website [1].
Participating units from OAC are:
- Department of Animal Biosciences [2]
- Department of Food Science [3]
- Department of Plant Agriculture [4]
- School of Environmental Sciences [5]
More Information
Interested students should first contact the participating department they wish to pursue their degree in:
Department of Animal Biosciences
Jacob Harwood
Graduate Program Assistant
harwood@uoguelph.ca [6]
519-824-4120, Ext. 56215
Department of Food Science
Kay Norwell
FSQA Graduate Secretary
fsgrdsec@uoguelph.ca [7]
519-824-4120, Ext. 52183
Department of Plant Agriculture
Tara Israel
Administrative Graduate Assistant
pagradprogram@uoguelph.ca [8]
519-824-4120, Ext. 56077
School of Environmental Sciences (SES)
SES Graduate Secretary
ses.gradsec@uoguelph.ca [9]
519-824-4120, Ext. 53937
For more information on general toxicology studies contact:
Lisa O'Dwyer
Graduate Secretary
chemgrad@uoguelph.ca [10]
519-824-4120, Ext. 53044
Or visit the following University of Guelph links:
- M.Sc. - Toxicology Program Brochure [11]
- Admission Requirements [12]
- Applying to Guelph [13]
- Tuition [14]
- Scholarships & Funding [15]
- FAQs about Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies [16]
Related programs: Food Science (M.Sc.) [17], Animal Biosciences (M.Sc.) [18]