The Department of Biochemistry introduces a new non-thesis MSc degree
Schulich Medicine & Dentistry is pleased to announce that the Department of Biochemistry will be introducing a new non-thesis Master of Science (MSc) program. This new addition was approved by the University Senate on December 5, and will be launched in September 2015.This new degree option will be a one-year, non-thesis program based on formal course work and an independent research project. The program aims to fill a critical gap in the curriculum for students who desire advanced biochemical training and transferable skills taught in a non-thesis degree framework.
Graduates of the new program will obtain skills that are highly transferable and will help position them for careers in a number of job sectors including the biotechnology industry, professional programs, health care, research laboratories, and research-intensive graduate programs.
More information on the new non-thesis MSc in Biochemistry will become available in the New Year. All questions and inquiries should be directed to Dave Edgell, Graduate Program Chair, Department of Biochemistry, at dedgell@uwo.ca.
