Biochemistry Honours - Concentration Chemistry
The Biochemistry Honours programme is a three-year programme that prepares a student for graduate studies in biochemistry and related disciplines, for Medicine and Dentistry, as well as for direct professional employment. The programme, which fulfills the academic requirements for membership in the Chemical Institute of Canada, and for accreditation by l'Ordre des chimistes du Québec, requires 29 three-credit one-semester courses, or their equivalent, for a total of 87 course credits, plus 14 credits of associated laboratory courses, for a total of 101 credits. The 87 course credits are divided as follows:- 36 course credits of required chemistry (plus 10 laboratory credits), 6 course credits of required biology (plus 1 laboratory credit), 21 course credits of required biochemistry (plus 3 laboratory credits), 6 course credits of required options in chemistry, biology or biochemistry (plus any co-requisite laboratory courses), 18 credits of options. The programme is under the supervision of the Biochemistry Committee; enquiries and questions concerning the programme should be directed to the Director of the Biochemistry Programme. The normal sequence of courses in the programme is shown below. Students must however, consult with the director before registration.
For complete details, view the Biochemistry section of the academic calendar.
Biochemistry Honours - Concentration Biology
The Biochemistry Honours programme is a three-year programme that prepares a student for graduate studies in biochemistry and related disciplines, for Medicine and Dentistry, as well as for direct professional employment. The programme requires 30 three-credit one-semester courses, or their equivalent, for a total of 90 course credits, plus 10 credits for associated laboratory courses, for a total of 100 credits overall. The 90 course credits are divided as follows:- 15 course credits of required chemistry (plus 5 laboratory credits), 12 course credits of required biology (plus 2 laboratory credit), 21 course credits of required biochemistry (plus 3 laboratory credits), 3 course credits of required physics, 18 course credits of required options in chemistry, biology or biochemistry (plus any co-requisite laboratory courses), 21 credits of options. The programme is under the supervision of the Biochemistry Committee; enquiries and questions concerning the programme should be directed to the Director of the Biochemistry Programme. The normal sequence of courses in the programme is shown below. Students must however, consult with the director before registration.
For complete details, view the Biochemistry section of the academic calendar.
Biochemistry Major - Concentration Chemistry
The Biochemistry Major programme is a three-year programme that may fulfill the academic requirements for membership in the Chemical Institute of Canada, and for accreditation by l'Ordre des chimistes du Québec. The programme requires 28 three-credit one-semester courses, or their equivalent, for a total of 84 course credits, plus 13 credits for associated laboratory courses, for a total of 97 credits overall. The 84 course credits are divided as follows:- 30 course credits of required chemistry (plus 9 laboratory credits), 6 course credits of required biology (plus 1 laboratory credit), 12 course credits of required biochemistry (plus 3 laboratory credits), 12 course credits of required options in chemistry, biology or biochemistry (plus any co-requisite laboratory courses), 24 credits of options. The programme is under the supervision of the Biochemistry Committee; enquiries and questions concerning the programme should be directed to the Director of the Biochemistry Programme. The normal sequence of courses in the programme is shown below. Students must however, consult with the director before registration.
For complete details, view the Biochemistry section of the academic calendar.
Biochemistry Major - Concentration Biology
The Biochemistry Major programme is a three-year programme that requires 30 three-credit one-semester courses, or their equivalent, for a total of 90 course credits, plus 10 credits for associated laboratory courses, for a total of 100 credits overall. The 90 course credits are divided as follows:- 15 course credits of required chemistry (plus 5 laboratory credits), 12 course credits of required biology (plus 2 laboratory credits), 12 course credits of required biochemistry (plus 3 laboratory credits), 3 course credits of required physics, 18 course credits of required options in chemistry, biology or biochemistry (plus any co-requisite laboratory courses), 30 credits of options. The programme is under the supervision of the Biochemistry Committee; enquiries and questions concerning the programme should be directed to the Director of the Biochemistry Programme. The normal sequence of courses in the programme is shown below. Students must, however, consult with the director before registration.
For complete details, view the Biochemistry section of the academic calendar.
Biochemistry Minor
This programme is intended for students who are not registered in other programmes within the Department of Chemistry. The programme requires 8 three-credit one-semester courses, or their equivalent, for a total of 24 course credits, plus credits for associated laboratory courses.
For complete details, view the Biochemistry section of the academic calendar.
