Our health science programs provide innovative research and educational opportunities that aim to solve the most important questions in biomedical and health-care research.
The knowledge and skills you will gain from a life sciences degree will help you to address the ethical, social and political questions that arise today while increasing your ability to protect the delicate and complex ecological balance that sustains the world.
Being a life sciences student at U of T has opened so many doors for my future. My professors help me broaden my knowledge and skills and actively support my personal development outside of the classroom. Participating in research has fueled my curiosity and inspired me to explore what my future career could look like. I’m especially grateful to be surrounded by like-minded peers who support and motivate me every day. U of T creates an environment where academic and personal growth aren't just encouraged - they are woven into every experience.
-Roxy N., Nutritional Sciences and Human Biology double major, Class of 2026
Research Hospital Network
Our programs are delivered on campus and in partnership with our nine fully affiliated hospitals. This means you can engage on a variety of projects, from pure scientific discovery to clinical practice.
The best part of being a life sciences student at U of T is the incredible range of disciplines you can explore — from pharmacology and molecular genetics to biochemistry. You're not just learning in class; you're immersed in a community of inspiring faculty and passionate peers who constantly push you to think deeper, aim higher and grow every day.
Imagine a supportive community where you're not just earning a degree, but discovering who you are, chasing your dreams, and building friendships that will last a lifetime. With over 1,200 student clubs, organizations and activities, there's a space and place for everyone at U of T.
My years at U of T have been a meaningful chapter of my life, filled with lessons that have shaped who I am. I’ve come to understand the relationships and patterns that connect us all, and it’s a gift to share this knowledge with others. I’ve also learned to value the challenge of the journey itself - it’s in those tough moments that you discover who you are and how to grow. Surrounded by peers who inspire me, I’ve found the courage to do my best, every step of the way. Most importantly, I’ve discovered the power of gratitude - to hold on to what we learn and never take it for granted.
From the tiniest cells to groundbreaking discoveries in health and biotechnology, Life Sciences at U of T is where curiosity sparks real-world change. Whether you're driven to understand how the body works, pioneer the next medical breakthrough, or you're still figuring it out, your journey starts here—with hands-on learning, cutting-edge research, and limitless opportunity. Your future in science starts now.
Being a life sciences student at U of T has opened so many doors for my future. My professors help me broaden my knowledge and skills and actively support my personal development outside of the classroom. Participating in research has fueled my curiosity and inspired me to explore what my future career could look like. I’m especially grateful to be surrounded by like-minded peers who support and motivate me every day. U of T creates an environment where academic and personal growth aren't just encouraged - they are woven into every experience.-Roxy N., Nutritional Sciences and Human Biology double major, Class of 2026
The best part of being a life sciences student at U of T is the incredible range of disciplines you can explore — from pharmacology and molecular genetics to biochemistry. You're not just learning in class; you're immersed in a community of inspiring faculty and passionate peers who constantly push you to think deeper, aim higher and grow every day.Nathan N., Pharmacology Specialist, Class of 2025
My years at U of T have been a meaningful chapter of my life, filled with lessons that have shaped who I am. I’ve come to understand the relationships and patterns that connect us all, and it’s a gift to share this knowledge with others. I’ve also learned to value the challenge of the journey itself - it’s in those tough moments that you discover who you are and how to grow. Surrounded by peers who inspire me, I’ve found the courage to do my best, every step of the way. Most importantly, I’ve discovered the power of gratitude - to hold on to what we learn and never take it for granted.Nathan N., Pharmacology Specialist, Class of 2025
