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Course Timetable
For information regarding a specific course, please consult the appropriate course coordinator. Information about course instructors and detailed course descriptions are provided on the 'MBP Course Module' page.
Please note that start dates for MBP courses vary. Some courses do not commence at the beginning of the academic year (i.e., second week in September), nor do they end in December or April (as most school terms do). For courses outside of the department, please check start dates with the specific departments. General questions such as enrolment policies and procedures can be addressed to the departmental offices.
Important Registration Deadlines 2023/2024
September 20 | Final date to request full-year and September session courses on ROSI. |
November 6 | Final date to drop September full year or fall (F) session courses without academic penalty. |
January 22 | Final date to request January session courses on ROSI. |
February 20 | Final date to drop full-year or January (S) session courses without academic penalty. |
Requests for course withdrawal after the drop date due to extenuating circumstances must be approved at SGS. If the request is not approved, students will have WDR (withdrawal) on their transcripts.
MBP Course Offerings and Module Descriptions
For information on specific course offerings for the academic year, please review the MBP Course Module information.
Collaborative Programs
The department participates in a number of collaborative programs designed to develop and integrate graduate training in multidisciplinary fields across various departments. Students who enroll in a collaborative program are expected to fulfill the course requirements of both the collaborative program and the home department. However, it is anticipated that in most cases, coursework required by the collaborative program will serve to fulfill, in part, departmental requirements. For example, a neuroscience course offered as part of the CPIN program could fulfill for the requirement that a student complete at least one MBP module with a biology focus. Enrolling in a collaborative program increases the total number of course credits required, as students need to complete the required MBP credits in addition to those required for the collaborative program. Students will receive a notation on their transcript upon successful completion of the program. For more information regarding eligibility and enrollment procedures, please refer to the chart below.
PROGRAM NAME | PARTICIPATING FACULTY WITHIN MBP (IF AVAILABLE) |
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Collaborative program in Biomedical Engineering | |
Collaborative program in Cardiovascular Sciences |
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Collaborative program in Genome Biology & Bioinformatics |
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Collaborative program in Human Development | |
Collaborative program in Neuroscience |
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