Queen's University

Overview

The Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Combined program at Queen's University offers a unique pathway for high-achieving students. This program integrates a Bachelor of Science (BSc) Honours degree with a Master of Science (MSc), allowing eligible students to take graduate-level courses during their fourth year of undergraduate studies. This combined approach not only enhances research training but also accelerates the journey toward completing the MSc, provided that students meet the necessary admission criteria.

What you'll study

Combined pathway (BSc Honours + MSc): In their fourth year, students can enroll in selected graduate-level courses that contribute towards their MSc degree. These courses offer advanced standing, contingent upon meeting the MSc admission requirements.

Graduate-level course options may include:

• Human Anatomy

• Anatomy and Cell Biology

• Principles of Human Morphology

• Neuroanatomy

• The Human Musculoskeletal System

• The Human Visceral System

• Biochemistry

• Molecular Biochemistry

• Protein Structure

Research component: Students will continue their Honours thesis project, which is essential for the MSc advanced-standing evaluation. Progression to the MSc is contingent on fulfilling the SGS application requirements and showcasing substantial research output.

Entry requirements

Career prospects

Graduates of the Biomedical and Molecular Sciences program are well-prepared for a variety of career paths in healthcare, research, and academia. The combination of undergraduate and graduate training equips students with a robust understanding of biomedical concepts, research methodologies, and practical skills, making them competitive candidates for roles in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, clinical research, and public health sectors.