免疫学和传染病哲学博士

博士课程涉及课程
The Division of BioMedical Sciences (BMS) in the Faculty of Medicine hosts the Immunology & Infectious Diseases (IID) graduate program, offering students the opportunity to pursue a Master of Science (MSc) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree. As part of a vibrant research community, students will receive training in IID through biomedical laboratory research, coursework, seminars and an annual BioMedicine research symposium, along with other opportunities for professional development on campus. The Faculty of Medicine supports a visiting speaker program, teaching assistant (TA) opportunities, internal awards and scholarships, administrative staff support and the Office of Research & Graduate Studies dedicated to medicine graduate student matters. The Health Sciences Library is located in the Health Sciences Centre, adjacent to the Faculty of Medicine.<br><br>PhD The PhD program is thesis-based and designed to be completed in four years of full-time study. Students accepted to the program who surpass minimum academic requirements and are enrolled in full-time studies in the Faculty of Medicine are granted a minimum stipend for four years. Students will generally complete required coursework within the first 1-2 years and execute the majority of their research thesis preparation in the latter years of their degree. All PhD students at Memorial University are expected to complete their comprehensive exams by the seventh semester of study.<br><br>Duration (Full-time students):<br>MSc (Med): 1-2 years<br>PhD: 4 years<br><br>Campus: St. John's