Acceptance into the Collaborative Specialization in Toxicology will be granted to students admitted to a participating home department with a supervised research thesis topic in an area of toxicology. This research will be supervised and evaluated in the same manner as others in the home department, but will usually involve, as appropriate, other supervisory and examining graduate faculty or professionals.
You are required to meet your degree program requirements as well as those of the collaborative specialization, and the time that you have to complete the Collaborative Specialization would parallel your enrolment in your degree program. [For instance, if you are enrolled as a full-time student and you are completing your M.Sc. degree over two years, you will have two years to complete the requirements of the Collaborative Specialization.]
Ph.D. Studentsare required to complete:
JNP1016H (Graduate Seminar in Toxicology)*
0.5 full-course equivalent in the general area of toxicology (course must be approved by the CST Director)
Minimum of 12 academic seminars related to toxicology
Research thesis or project as required by the home graduate unit in the area of toxicology
* Students may be required to take JNP1014Y (Interdisciplinary Toxicology) if they have not previously completed coursework in advanced toxicology
M.Sc. Students are required to complete:
JNP1016H (Graduate Seminar in Toxicology)*
Minimum of 6 academic seminars related to toxicology
Research thesis or project as required by the home graduate unit in the area of toxicology
* Students may be required to take JNP1014Y (Interdisciplinary Toxicology) if they have not previously completed coursework in advanced toxicology
