Graduate
Our graduate program, one of the largest and most diverse at the University, spans basic, translational and clinical research.
The program of study in the Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathobiology provides a curriculum of courses and a broad-based multidisciplinary approach to research in mechanisms of disease leading to MHSc, MSc and PhD degrees.
Our program emphasizes:
- the development of analytical technologies
- the application of basic research techniques in biochemistry, cell biology, clinical biochemistry, experimental pathology, genetics, immunology, and molecular biology to the study of mechanisms of cell and tissue injury and the pathogenesis of disease
- the nature, mechanisms, therapy, and prevention of microbial diseases in humans, as well as the processes by which pathogenic microbes are spread.
Prospective graduate students
Professional Masters: Laboratory Medicine
Professional Masters: Translational Research
Research stream: Message from the Coordinators
Research stream: Master of Science (MSc) Program
Research stream: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Program
Current graduate students
CLAMPS: your student union
Applications now open...
Master of Health Science (MHSc) in Laboratory Medicine
The Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology (LMP), in close collaboration with the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN), is offering a two year, full-time professional Master’s graduate program (Master of Health Science degree) to educate clinical laboratory medicine scientists in one of two fields in Laboratory Medicine:
- Pathologists’ Assistant (PA) or
- Clinical Embryology (CE)
Master of Health Science (MHSc) in Translational Research
The Translational Research Program (TRP), is a two-year graduate degree program developed at the Temerty Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto, that has created a framework and curriculum to train highly skilled personnel who are able to:
- generate new ideas;
- apply creative problem-solving; and
- navigate complexities and ambiguities associated with the translation of knowledge into patient-centric innovations that improve medicine, health and care.
Meet the graduate studies team
Michael Ohh |
Jeremy Mogridge |
Ian Marquez 416-978-2663 |
Brandon Wells 416-946-7459 |
Do you conduct research at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and healthcare?
Deadline February 1, 2021
T-CAIREM is excited to announce the 2021 Student Trainee Rounds. This competitive seminar series will highlight innovative and outstanding research at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and healthcare across the University of Toronto’s graduate and professional programs.
Present your research and potentially win a financial award.
