MSc Biomedical Sciences

The Master of Science (MSc) in Biomedical Sciences is an in-person, research-focused graduate program that offers students the opportunity to explore a wide range of topics in human and animal health. Students may pursue an MSc in Biomedical Sciences with an emphasis on: reproductive biology; developmental, cellular and molecular basis of health and disease; cancer biology; cardiovascular physiology; stem cell biology and regenerative medicine; biomedical toxicology and pharmacology; or neuroscience.

Thesis research projects are available across diverse fields and may include molecular, cellular or developmental aspects of tissue or animal differentiation and growth; physiological, morphological or biomechanical investigations of normal function or disease processes in a variety of organs and tissues; or pharmacological mechanisms related to therapy and drug toxicology.

Students can also choose to complete their MSc in Biomedical Sciences with a Collaborative Specialization in One Health, Neuroscience, Regenerative Medicine or Toxicology.

Graduates are equipped with advanced scientific knowledge and hands-on experience that prepare them for further academic study, professional schools, research roles in government or industry and careers in the health sciences.