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Ninth Annual Recruitment Fair in Graduate Studies in the Faculty of Medicine
Date: November 4 and 5, 2020 Time: 10:00am-4:00pm Location: Online via zoom Zoom link will be sent a day before the event CLICK HERE FOR THE VIEWBOOK REGISTER HERE November 4, 2020 (Capacity 285) REGISTER HERE November 5, 2020 (Capacity 282) Learn more
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Ninth Annual Recruitment Fair in Graduate Studies in the Faculty of Medicine
Date: November 4 and 5, 2020 Time: 10:00am-4:00pm Location: Online via zoom Zoom link will be sent a day before the event CLICK HERE FOR THE VIEWBOOK REGISTER HERE November 4, 2020 (Capacity 285) REGISTER HERE November 5, 2020 (Capacity 282) Learn more
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A defining characteristic of translational research is collaboration, an important aspect of health science innovation. When trying to improve people’s health, we need to work with the peoples’ whose health we’re trying to improve. Although this seems self-evident and simple, it is not done as often as it should. How do we do better? Join TR talks this week as we discuss the nature of effective collaboration with patients, in translational research and the barriers to making it a reality.
Translational Research (TR)
Translation in the health sciences involves a systematic and strategic approach to developing novel tools, mechanisms, services, drugs, techniques, policies, and protocols that address the needs of people and populations. TR consists of methods of inquiry, best-practices, and frameworks to optimize the successful design, development, implementation, testing, and dissemination of innovation in healthcare.
Master of Health Science (MHSc) in Translational Research
is a project-based graduate degree intended for students from diverse backgrounds who aspire to apply knowledge for innovation in healthcare. Students explore strategies, competencies and creative problem-solving approaches indispensable for innovating people-centered processes, procedures, products and services.
Structure:
The two-year competency focused degree employs collaborative and self-directed “learning by doing” to challenge students to think differently.
Our curriculum is a combination of in-class seminars, workshops and projects that provides direction for broader student initiatives as part of their own self-directed learning in the community. Seminars are designed as a rallying point for discussions, peer learning and facilitation as students network and engage in real-world problems through their co-curricular activities and professional activities.
Students learn…
through real-world challenges, mentorship, networking, and personal development plans, students gain experience, expertise, and practical insights into processes, regulatory frameworks, translational networks and strategies applicable to a range of careers across medicine, health and care.
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Applying scientific knowledge to impact medicine, health and care in our communities and the world.
Hear What Sally Has To Say…
“Last year, I was rejected by almost every graduate program I applied for. This year, I only applied for 1 … and I got it! I am happy to share that this week, I officially started as a Master’s of Health Sciences candidate in the Translational ...
Sally Moy