MSc in Cancer Research in Kingston Canada | Queen's University

The cancer research graduate program is a collaborative initiative between the Departments of Public Health Sciences, Pathology and Molecular Medicine, Psychology, and Biomedical and Molecular Sciences. Queen's University offers comprehensive graduate training in Cancer Research, covering diverse fields such as tumor biology, genetics, epidemiology, outcomes research, cell signaling, and health policy formulation. Students benefit from centralized access to extensive cancer research resources across the Faculty of Health Sciences and throughout Queen's University. This interdisciplinary program creates a scholarly hub for cancer studies, uniting researchers and graduate students with varied approaches to the field. It fosters collaboration among cancer-focused researchers and students across departments while promoting cross-disciplinary partnerships among specialists investigating different facets of cancer. Alumni of this collaborative Cancer Research program can pursue numerous career options in cancer-related fields, including fundamental and applied research positions in academic institutions, healthcare research organizations, government bodies, pharmaceutical firms, private sector companies, and various other professional pathways.