Graduate Studies | Pathology | School of Medicine

Our graduate program offers opportunities to pursue MSc and PhD degrees under the supervision of an exceptional group of basic, clinical and translational researchers. The major areas of research are cancer biology, genetics, hemostasis and vascular biology. Financial support is available to graduate students through a combination of stipends, awards, and faculty research funding.

Teaching Assistant Opportunities

Where Can a Graduate Degree in Pathology Take You?

A graduate degree in Pathology and Molecular Medicine opens doors across research, academia, and healthcare. Our alumni go on to a wide range of careers, including:

Continuing as researchers within world-class laboratory environments
Pursuing faculty and research positions at universities and institutions around the world
Working in hospital and clinical settings, including through combined MD/PhD training
Leading academic and hospital research laboratories and facilities as directors and senior scientists

Whether your goal is to advance scientific discovery, shape the next generation of researchers, or bring your expertise into a clinical or leadership setting, the skills and experience you build in our program prepare you for a meaningful career at the forefront of biomedical research.

Program Contacts

For more information about the graduate program, please contact:

Dr. Peter Greer, PhD
Program Director

Amber Sarazin
Departmental and Academic Administrator

Celebrating Student Success

We're proud to highlight our students' recent scholarly achievements. Congratulations to these emerging researchers on their outstanding publications!

Why are our students so passionate about their research? Is collaboration the key? And how are we shaping the future?

Interview with Mathieu Crupi, Cancer Research

In this interview with the Queen’s Review, cancer researcher Mathieu Crupi discusses his research and talks about why community outreach and fundraising are so important to him.