Our department offers additional elective courses that can be taken on the recommendation of your supervisory committee. These courses are listed below, but do not necessarily run every year:
PATH 531 (3 credits) Molecular and Cell Biology of Cancer (runs Jan- Apr).
This course focuses on molecular and cell biology of cancer and consists of a series of lectures/reviews combined with discussions and presentations by students on the topics selected by the instructors. Emphasis will be on students’ presentations and discussion.
PATH 570 (3 credits) Cardiovascular Pathophysiology (runs Jan - Apr).
Pathogenesis, abnormal physiology, and therapeutic approaches in heart disease including cardiac arrhythmia, heart failure, myocardial infarction, hypertension, atherosclerosis.
SUGGESTED ELECTIVES FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS:
BIOC 303 – Molecular Biochemistry
BIOC 511 – Biochemical Aspects of Cellular Regulation
BIOL 300 – Fundamentals of Biostatistics
BIOL 334 – Basic Genetics
BIOL 335 – Molecular Genetics
BIOL 362 – Cellular Physiology
BIOL 441 – Animal Cell Biology
BIOL 530 – The Biology of the Cell
CELL 503 – Current Topics in Cellular Communication
BIOC 511 – Biochemical Aspects of Cellular Regulation
BIOL 300 – Fundamentals of Biostatistics
BIOL 334 – Basic Genetics
BIOL 335 – Molecular Genetics
BIOL 362 – Cellular Physiology
BIOL 441 – Animal Cell Biology
BIOL 530 – The Biology of the Cell
CELL 503 – Current Topics in Cellular Communication
CELL 506 – Flourescence Microscopy
CELL 508 – Molecular Genetic Analysis
CELL 511 – Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Human Disease
HUNU 500 – Research Methods in Human Nutrition
HUNU 503 – Current Issues in Nutrition and Metabolism
MEDG 419 – Human Cytogenetics
MEDG 420 – Human Biochemical and Molecular Genetics
MEDG 421 – Genetics and Cell Biology of Cancer
MEDG 505 – Genome Analysis
MEDG 520 – Advanced Human Molecular Genetics
MEDG 530 – Human Genetics
CELL 508 – Molecular Genetic Analysis
CELL 511 – Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Human Disease
HUNU 500 – Research Methods in Human Nutrition
HUNU 503 – Current Issues in Nutrition and Metabolism
MEDG 419 – Human Cytogenetics
MEDG 420 – Human Biochemical and Molecular Genetics
MEDG 421 – Genetics and Cell Biology of Cancer
MEDG 505 – Genome Analysis
MEDG 520 – Advanced Human Molecular Genetics
MEDG 530 – Human Genetics
MEDG 535 – Genetics and Ethics
MEDI 501 – Molecular and Cellular Biology of Experimental Medicine
MEDI 590 – Molecular Regulation of Cell Growth and Differentiation
MICB 402 – Advanced Immunology
MICB 502 – Advanced Immunogenetics
ONCO 502 – Concepts in Oncology
PHAR 448 – Environmental and Cellular Toxicology
PHAR 501 – Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics
PHAR 502 – Advanced concepts in Pharmacokinetics
PHIL 433A – Bio®Medical Ethics
PHYS 305 – Introduction to Biophysics
PHYS 404 – Introduction to Medical Physics
PHYS 405 – Radiation Biophysics
PHYS 534 – Radiotherapy Physics I
PHYS 535 – Radiotherapy Physics II
PHYS 540 – Radiological Imaging
PSYC 314 – Health Psychology
PSYC 535 – Psychopathology of the Adult
PSYC 560 – Clinical Research Design
MEDI 501 – Molecular and Cellular Biology of Experimental Medicine
MEDI 590 – Molecular Regulation of Cell Growth and Differentiation
MICB 402 – Advanced Immunology
MICB 502 – Advanced Immunogenetics
ONCO 502 – Concepts in Oncology
PHAR 448 – Environmental and Cellular Toxicology
PHAR 501 – Advanced Pharmacotherapeutics
PHAR 502 – Advanced concepts in Pharmacokinetics
PHIL 433A – Bio®Medical Ethics
PHYS 305 – Introduction to Biophysics
PHYS 404 – Introduction to Medical Physics
PHYS 405 – Radiation Biophysics
PHYS 534 – Radiotherapy Physics I
PHYS 535 – Radiotherapy Physics II
PHYS 540 – Radiological Imaging
PSYC 314 – Health Psychology
PSYC 535 – Psychopathology of the Adult
PSYC 560 – Clinical Research Design