University of Saskatchewan Toxicology

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Admissions Requirements

General

Academic Requirements

  • Recognized undergraduate degree in the life sciences, B.Sc., D.V.M., M.D., B.S.A, or B.S.P.
  • Required courses
    • biology
    • toxicology
    • chemistry
    • biochemistry
    • mammalian physiology
    • Courses in environmental chemistry, pathology and pharmacology are recommended.
  • Other Requirements
    • a working knowledge of statistical methods are necessary
  • GPA of 70% over the last two years of undergraduate study.

For more information click here. Student handbook here

Financial Requirements

  • Students are expected to maintain sufficient financial support.
  • Students will not be officially accepted until a suitable supervisor with adequate research funding has been found.

For more information see "Scholarships and Awards Programs" in Student Handbook

Documents

  • Application form click here
  • Online application  
  • Three Confidential Letter of Recommendation (included in the online application)
  • Official transcripts from all institutions attended
  • GRE score (if desired)
  • TOEFL / English proficiency test (if an international student)
  • Letter outlining experience and interests in Toxicology
  • Application fee of $75 until requested
  • CV/Resume (highly recommended)

While studying

  • Students must maintain continuous registration in the 994 course.
  • Students must take GSR 960.0, and, GSR 961.0 if research involves human subjects, or, GSR 962.0 if research involves animal subjects
  • Minimum of 9 credit units of core courses, including TOX 990, 994
  • Residency requirement of 12 months

For more information see here

Deadlines

  • Applications are accepted year-round for May and September entry, but scholarship decisions are made in April.

2012-2013 Tuition

  • $3,447 per academic year for Canadian students and $5,170.50 per academic year for international students. For more information, see "Cost of Study" in the Student Handbook