Thesis-based MSc preparing graduates for leadership in animal and public health. Students build core competencies in veterinary medical sciences and gain specialised knowledge through their own thesis research. Specializations are Wildlife Health and Ecology and Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine.
Faculty: Faculty of Graduate Studies | Department: Faculty of Veterinary Medicine | Duration: Two years full time; four years maximum | Intake: September 1 (deadlines: June 1 Canadians/PRs; May 1 international) | Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
What you will study
Three courses including professional skills in health science research and biostatistical methods, one public seminar, elective topics such as laboratory animal biology, stem cell biology and parasitology, and a thesis defended in an open oral defence.
Career pathways
Academia, government (food and water safety regulation), feedlots, zoos, centres for disease control, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, vaccine development, diagnostic pathology; prerequisite for a PhD.
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