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The M.Sc. degree is intended
to reflect mastery of a field, including the ability
to teach that field using a continually current, evidence-based
approach. Although candidates are required
to spend a minimum of one academic year
of study, to take required
courses and to submit a thesis, the M.Sc. program is normally targeted for completion in
two years. Programs entail completion of coursework requirements and thesis submission and
defence.
Permission for part-time studies may be given
if the proposed research is determined to be of a nature that can
best be accommodated by part-time studies. In addition to the dental
specialty programs leading to
the M.Sc. degree, the department offers M.Sc.
level education in all biomedical research fields relevant to dentistry.
Students in the M.Sc. program may take a transfer examination to
qualify for direct entry in the Ph.D. program.
Last updated: January 26, 2004
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