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Molecular Imaging - Collaborative Specialization
This unique graduate option lets you add a molecular imaging specialization on top of your existing graduate program in the Faculty of Science and the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry.
Molecular Imaging - Collaborative Specialization
This unique graduate option lets you add a molecular imaging specialization on top of your existing graduate program in the Faculty of Science and the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry.
Molecular Imaging - Collaborative Specialization
This unique graduate option lets you add a molecular imaging specialization on top of your existing graduate program in the Faculty of Science and the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry.
About the program
- Program name: Collaborative Specialization - Molecular Imaging
- Degree level: Additional specialization
- Duration: Concurrent with graduate training
- Application deadline: None
- Contact: Timothy Scholl scholl@uwo.ca
Reasons to study
Interdisciplinary training
Leverage the perspective and experience of a diverse group of graduate learners and faculty to deepen your understanding of the field of molecular imaging.
Specialized graduate degree
The specialization results in a degree in your participating program along with a transcript notation indicating the additional specialization that has been attained. For example: MSc in Chemistry with specialization in Molecular Imaging.
Featured course
Molecular Imaging (MBP 9518B)
This one-term course, taken in your first year, explores advanced methods for studying molecular disease mechanisms in vivo. Led by Western’s expert researchers in molecular imaging, you'll examine DNA/protein synthesis, transgenic models, novel imaging contrast agents, and small animal imaging. Active participation in the presentation and discussion of relevant published articles is required.
Program details
Duration
The specializatoin runs concurrently with your graduate training
Application deadlines
Year-round intake
Requirements
- You'll need to be enrolled in a graduate program of a participating department of the Faculty of Science or the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry (MSc or PhD) and be working in the lab of a supervisor who is a member of the program (You can apply to the program at any point after acceptance into your home department graduate program and approval by your supervisor)
- Complete an application and have it signed by your supervisor and the graduate chair of your home department
- Enrol in the molecular imaging course, MBP 9518B
- Attend the monthly luncheon meetings for the program
- Plan to present your research at the annual London Imaging Discovery Symposium
Submit your application
Complete the application form and submit to Professor Timothy Scholl for evaluation.
He will contact you regarding your admission to the collaborative program.
Have questions? Connect with us!
Contact our program director for more information on the program, or get your questions answered.
Professor Timothy Scholl
Director, Collaborative Graduate Program in Molecular Imaging
Phone: 519-931-5777 X20019
Email: scholl@uwo.ca
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