Description:
Applicants for the M.Sc. in Experimental Medicine (Thesis) must hold either an M.D. degree, a B.Sc. degree, or the equivalent. The graduate training offered is wide-ranging and addresses experimental aspects of medicine in such diverse areas as:
endocrinology;
hematology;
cardiology;
oncology;
gastroenterology;
genetics;
infectious diseases.
This thesis program may lead to careers in industry, or serve as a stepping stone to further graduate studies.
For additional information, please refer to the timeline for the M.Sc. Program from admission to final thesis submission: 
M.Sc. Timeline
Residency requirement : 3 terms - Master's Degree Program Progression | Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies - McGill University
For further information on Tuition & Fees, please refer to the following link
| Required Courses |
Courses may be taken outside the department, including graduate and upper-level (500-level) undergraduate courses in medical and allied sciences. A statistics course (EXMD 634. Quantitative Research Methods.) is highly recommended for all students who have not already taken one. Students should complete the 9 credits of required course work during their residency terms (first three terms of study). |
9 credits |
| Thesis Credits | NOTE: The thesis credits listed above may be added all in the same term (preferably in your third term), must be added only once, no duplication permitted. You should not register for the thesis credits if you plan to fast-track to the Ph.D. program. Thesis credits do not constitute actual courses, you do not need to attend any further classes; the actual thesis is the work for these credits. |
36 credits |
| Total: 45 credits |
Note : All students entering with only a Bachelor’s or M.D. degree will be admitted to the M.Sc., with the option of fast-tracking to the Ph.D. program (upon fulfillment of conditions described in the program guidelines).