Not all courses are offered every year. Please consult the department regarding course offerings.

NFS1201H, NFS1204Y, NFS1212H, NFS1216H, NFS1218H, NFS1220H, NFS1222H, NFS1223H, NFS1224H, NFS1226H,…

The aim of the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program is to develop the student's abilities to conceptualize research problems in the area of human nutrition, synthesize ideas and approaches in the research problem, analyze and interpret data, transmit their findings to peers, and expand their knowledge in, and perspective of, the field of human nutrition. Thus, major emphasis is placed on the research project and thesis.

Applicants may enter the PhD program via one of three routes: 1) following completion of an MSc degree; 2) transfer from the University of Toronto MSc…

The Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MScOT) program prepares students in advanced academic and professional knowledge and applied research skills for leadership in occupational therapy practice. The program emphasizes the application of theory and research evidence to clinical practice through rigorous studies in occupational therapy and research production and utilization.

Graduates are eligible to write the certification examination of the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists, a requirement for registration with the College of Occupational Therapists of…

Required Courses for the 24-Month Full-Time Option

OCT1100H, OCT1111Y, OCT1122Y, OCT1131Y, OCT1132H, OCT1141H, OCT1152Y, OCT1162Y, OCT1172Y, OCT1183Y, OCT1190Y, OCT1193H, OCT1220Y,…

The Graduate Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy offers students in the physical, biological, clinical, health, and social sciences a challenging and rewarding research-intensive program leading to the Master of Science (MSc) degree. The result is an educational program that encourages multidisciplinary approaches to problem-solving and collaboration between students and faculty members. Graduate students are immersed in a challenging program that equips them with new ways of thinking and provides them with multiple tools to solve…

Please consult the department's timetable for courses offered in a given year.

PHM1109H, PHM1115H, PHM1130H, PHM1133H, PHM1135H, PHM1136H, PHM1137H, PHM1138H, PHM1139H, …

The Graduate Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences offers a challenging and rewarding research-intensive program leading to the PhD degree. Students in the program are immersed in pharmaceutical sciences, working, and collaborating with world-renowned researchers while gaining profound depth and experience in their area of study.

Applicants may enter the PhD program via one of three routes: 1) following completion of an appropriate master's degree; 2) transfer from the University of Toronto's Pharmaceutical Sciences MSc program; or 3) direct entry following completion of an…

The Master of Science in Pharmacy (MScPhm) program is designed to train future academic clinical pharmacist leaders. As members of patient care teams and as pharmacy practice researchers, graduates of the MScPhm program will influence the provision of pharmaceutical care at the patient and population level. As teachers, they will shape the development of current and future pharmacists.

Applicants may apply to the Fall session only.

Effective July 14, 2025, admissions to the MScPhm have been administratively suspended.

Required Foundational Courses

PHM1141H, PHM1142H, PHM1143H

Practica and Research Project

PHM8000Y, PHM8100Y, PHM9000Y

Elective Courses

PHM1115H, PHM1133H, PHM1136H, PHM1137H, PHM1138H, …

In the Master of Science (MSc) program, students are expected to undertake self-directed study and demonstrate proficiency in pharmacological principles throughout the course of the program. They are able to engage in one of two formats of study: 1) thesis-based study or 2) course-based study in the field of Applied Clinical Pharmacology (ACP).

In the thesis-based study, students are expected to think critically about scientific issues and develop a knowledge base in pharmacology while formulating hypotheses in a specific area of pharmacological research. They will…