Queen's University

Overview

The Master’s programme in Biomedical and Molecular Sciences at Queen's University offers a comprehensive exploration of biomedical mechanisms at the molecular, cellular, and systems levels. This research-oriented course is designed to equip students with advanced laboratory and analytical skills essential for a career in biomedical sciences.

What you'll study

Core course themes (availability may vary by term and instructor):

• Biochemistry and Cell Biology
• Experimental Medicine
• Microbes, Immunity, and Inflammation
• Reproduction and Developmental Sciences
• Therapeutics, Drug Development, and Human Toxicology

Research training and academic development:

• Engage in research-focused learning supported by departmental supervision and scientific mentorship.
• Enhance skills in scientific communication, critical literature review, and data interpretation.

Capstone/thesis:

• Students typically complete a research component culminating in a thesis or equivalent scholarly requirement, tailored to specific registration and departmental requirements.

Entry requirements

Academic requirements:

No specific GRE or GMAT requirement is indicated for this programme. Admission is generally based on academic background and compatibility with the programme.

English language requirements:

• TOEFL iBT: A minimum score of 88 is typically required.
• IELTS Academic: An equivalent score may be accepted.
• PTE Academic: A minimum score requirement is generally applicable.

Career prospects

Graduates from the Biomedical and Molecular Sciences programme are well-prepared for diverse career opportunities in biomedical research, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and academic institutions. The research experience and advanced skills acquired during the programme enhance employability in various sectors, including scientific research, clinical trials, and regulatory affairs.