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Translational Research
MHSc
Our Program
If you want to be challenged,
If you want to think differently,
If you want to have impact,
Join us.
This is your opportunity to impact healthcare and improve the lives of people and communities. With the Translational Research Program (TRP), build on your own experiences and on expertise across disciplines to develop health innovations.
You’ll collaborate with learners from varied backgrounds who are passionate about improving health. You’ll learn from peers and mentors in industry and healthcare through feedback and support rather than lectures and exams.
Designed to be flexible, an Individual Development Plan will help you identify opportunities to build the skills that facilitate your personal and professional goals throughout the 8.0 FCE*, two-year graduate program.
Curriculum
Focus on foundational and modular courses that cover real-world issues through case studies and projects.
Focus on your Capstone project which is the culmination of your degree. You’ll identify, propose, and execute a translational research project with substantial benefits for human health, while completing electives that complement your research focus and professional goals.
The customizable coursework options and classes are rallying points for discussions and peer learning, while hands-on projects and co-curricular activities allow you to tackle real-world challenges while building your networks and skills.
Capstone Projects
Your degree culminates in a Capstone Project. Capstone projects are an opportunity for students to identify, propose, and execute a meaningful translational research project with tangible benefits for human health.
Alumni Profile
Sally Moy, MHSc
It feels amazing how LMP transformed me from a student into a translational researcher; integrating research with patient impact.
My highlight? Working alongside bright, compassionate minds who challenged me to ask not just, ‘How does this work?’ but, ‘Who does this serve?’
This program didn’t just teach me research; it taught me to bridge gaps for equity, one discovery at a time, no matter how “small” I feel it is. I found it truly rewarding to grow as a researcher and advocate in such a supportive, interdisciplinary community.
Potential Career Paths
Our graduates work in industry, research, clinical settings and government, for example. Some have gone into consulting and others have decided to pursue further education. They are making positive differences in the lives of patients and communities.
By the Numbers
Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology
*Full course equivalent. A typical 0.5 FCE is over one term (13 weeks), meeting 1-2 times per week. A typical 1.0 FCE is over two terms (26 weeks), meeting 1-2 times per week.