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Life Sciences and Biochemistry - Faculty of Health Sciences

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Page 1: Life Sciences and Biochemistry - Faculty of Health Sciences

Life Sciences

and

Biochemistry

Page 2: Life Sciences and Biochemistry - Faculty of Health Sciences

Biochemistry Life Sciences

• Within the Faculty of Arts and Science

• Opportunity for direct entry

• Research-focused disciplines

• Internship and exchange opportunities

• Combined BSc/MSc program

• 1st year Castle programming

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Biochemistry

Learn about cellular machinery that govern:

–Shape

–Movement

–Functional importance

Emphasis on these aspects in health and disease

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Life Sciences

Learn about the following fields in the biomedical sciences:

–Biochemistry

–Cellular and Tissue Physiology

–Anatomy and Reproduction

–Drug Discovery and Human Toxicology

–Microbiology and Immunology

–Cancer Biology and Pathology

–Neurosciences

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Program Size• 1st year Life Sciences and Biochemistry

–Direct entry from high school - 275 students

• 2nd year entry: 125 students

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WHAT WILL MY CORE DEGREE PLAN BE?Biochemistry Major

GPA greater than 2.5 (automatic GPA ≥ 2.9) Pass in 1st year ChemistryNo less than 27 unit load

1st year

• Chemistry

• Biology

• Physics

• Calculus

2nd year

• Molecular Biology

• Organic Chemistry

• Inorganic Chemistry

• Statistics

3rd year

• Physical Biochemistry

• Proteins, Enzymes, Metabolism

• Biochemistry Laboratory

4th year

• Current Topics in Biochemistry

• Advanced Molecular Biology

• Protein Structure and Function

• Molecular Basis of Cell Function

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WHAT WILL MY CORE DEGREE PLAN BE?

Biochemistry Specialization

1st year

• Chemistry

• Biology

• Physics

• Calculus

2nd year

• Molecular Biology

• Organic Chemistry

• Inorganic Chemistry

• Statistics

3rd year

• Physical Biochemistry

• Proteins, Enzymes, Metabolism

• Biochemistry Laboratory

4th year

• Current Topics in Biochemistry

• Advanced Molecular Biology

• Protein Structure and Function

• Molecular Basis of Cell Function

• Research project

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WHAT WILL MY CORE DEGREE PLAN BE?

1st year

• Chemistry

• Biology

• Physics

• Calculus

2nd year

• Molecular Biology

• Organic Chemistry

• Microbiology

• Physiology

3rd year

• No Core Courses

4th year

• No Core Courses

Life Sciences Major

GPA greater than 2.0 (automatic if GPA ≥ 3.2) Pass in 1st year ChemistryNo less than 27.0 unit (9 course) load

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WHAT WILL MY CORE DEGREE PLAN BE?

1st year

• Chemistry

• Biology

• Physics

• Calculus

2nd year

• Anatomy

• Molecular Biology

• Organic Chemistry

• Microbiology

• Physiology

• Statistics

3rd year

• Biochemistry

• Immunology

• Pharmacology

4th year

• No Core Courses

• Topic-specialized courses with research opportunity*

Life Sciences Specialization

*Specialization Plans include: Cancer Biology, Cardiorespiratory, Drug Developmentand Human Toxicology, Neurosciences, Biomedical Discovery/Sciences

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Combined BSc/MSc• Apply in the 2nd term of 3rd year

• Take up to 6 units of graduate courses during 4th year

• Continue 4th year research project

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Research In Action

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Career Opportunities

MedicineBiomedical Research

LawHealthcare

Policy

Healthcare Administration

Industry PharmacyVeterinary Medicine

Education PhysiotherapyOccupational

TherapyDentistry

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Contact UsBy email:

Biochemistry – [email protected] (Emily O’Brien)

Life Sciences – [email protected] (Katherine Rudder)