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Translational Medicine centers on patients and their conditions, shaping our research approach. With this patient-first philosophy, our studies traverse the full research continuum - from molecular and cellular investigations to preclinical trials and clinical studies, creating a continuous feedback loop (refer to Figure). We're committed to educating future scientists as skilled mediators between laboratory findings and medical applications. Our alumni will bridge clinical practice and scientific inquiry, equipped to spearhead discoveries through a unified approach that accelerates the transformation of scientific insights into better health outcomes. The groundbreaking Master of Science (MSc) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Translational Medicine represent a distinctive research-focused graduate initiative. This program delivers novel insights by merging advanced research training with hands-on clinical exposure in Queen's University's cross-departmental setting. By fusing medical practice with scientific investigation, the curriculum connects rigorous research methodologies with diverse clinical opportunities such as patient engagement, clinical shadowing, and medical rounds to refine professional decision-making. This pioneering program lays essential groundwork for biomedical careers while developing vital competencies for roles including physician-scientists, biomedical investigators, industry innovators, and public health or policy specialists.
Master’s degree from a recognized university with a minimum of an A- average.
Language Requirements
International English Language Testing System (Academic module) with a minimum score of 7 in each component, or
TOEFL iBT with a passing score of 93 including a minimum score of 24 on the speaking section.