Master of Science in Surgery

Graduate students/residents are an integral part of the academic research program and are considered ‘junior colleagues in research’. The success of the academic department’s research relies heavily on the work students are involved in.For the Department of Surgery to be a truly academic department it is essential that the training of graduate students (basic science and surgical residents) is based on a foundation of an active research program. Many basic science graduates go on to complete advanced degrees (PhD, MD) or postdoctoral fellowships across North America. Many clinical residents are often awarded prestigious fellowships based not only on their clinical abilities but also on their academic involvement, whether at the Masters or PhD level.The department offers programs leading to the degrees of Master of Science (MSc) in Surgery, Master of Science with specialization in Surgical Education and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Surgery.The time required to complete the MSc program is a minimum of two years dependent on previous training and the nature of the research undertaken. Following one or two years of course work and research, students can apply for a change of program to PhD.

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