Last updated on 2026-10-01
Program overview
Applied Bioscience is a unique collaborative program offered by an interdisciplinary network of chemists, biologists, and health scientists. The primary objective of the Master of Science (MSc) program is to train students to become high-quality researchers at the interface between chemistry and biology. This program emphasizes interdisciplinary research, allowing students to gain experience working within collaborative networks. Graduates are expected to possess a breadth of knowledge in the life sciences, a depth of knowledge in their chosen field, and the essential scientific and technical skills for a successful research career. The program aims to create innovations that will improve the lives of Canadians.
Program structure
The Applied Bioscience master's program is designed to be completed in approximately 24 months based on full-time study. The program format includes:
- Courses with a research thesis
- Full-time program load
- In-class delivery method
- Start dates available in September, January, or May
This structure allows students to engage deeply with their research while also completing rigorous coursework. The program is tailored to equip students with both practical and conceptual scientific skills, preparing them for leadership roles in the life sciences.
Featured Experiences
- Interdisciplinary research opportunities that combine chemistry and biology.
- Collaboration with faculty from diverse scientific backgrounds.
- Independent research projects that contribute to real-world applications.
- Access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources for research.
- Networking opportunities with professionals in the life sciences field.
Career Options
- Research Scientist: Conduct experiments and analyze data to advance knowledge in biosciences.
- Biotechnology Consultant: Provide expertise to companies developing new biotechnological products.
- Forensic Scientist: Analyze biological evidence for legal investigations and contribute to criminal cases.
- Environmental Scientist: Study the effects of pollutants on ecosystems and develop strategies for environmental protection.
- Health Policy Analyst: Evaluate health policies and their impact on public health and safety.
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