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Master of Science (MSc) in Clinical Science and Translational Medicine with research project

On the following page, you will find the proposed course sequence for the Master of Science (MSc) in Clinical Science and Translational Medicine with the Research project option.

It is the student’s responsibility to enrol to courses that meet the program requirements. Visit ‘My Academic Requirements’ in uoZone to make sure you enrol in all courses or activities required to obtain your degree.

This program is offered full-time and part-time (for residents only). 

Fall cohort (Full-time): 

Starting in September 2025, all newly admitted graduate students will be required to complete two mandatory modules in the first fall term following their initial enrolment:

ITD1100 - Academic Integrity and ITD7100 - Responsible Conduct of Research in Graduate Studies

Failure to complete the module(s) by the end of the term will result in a hold on the file.

Course sequence Table
Fall termWinter termSpring/Summer term
  • MED 8166
  • CTM 8101
  • CTM 7101 
  • CTM 7102         
  • CTM 7102
  • CTM elective
  • CTM 7103
  • Additional course as required in Individual Study Plan
  • CTM 7102
  • CTM 7103

Consult the Course list for the full list of courses applicable to your program requirements.

View the milestone page for detailed milestones.

Research project & continuous activities

CTM 7103

  • Once you have enrolled for the first time in a continuing activity such as the research project, you must maintain your enrolment until the activity is completed.
  • Enrolment is not automatic.
  • Every term, you must go to your uoZone to enrol to this continuous activity before the deadline.
  • The Masters with research project program must be completed in 3 terms (for full-time program) or 6 terms (for part-time program).

General Information

Full-time status

All graduate students are covered by the University of Ottawa’s Academic Regulation C-1.2. The programs covered by this policy define full-time graduate studies as being geographically proximate to and regularly present on campus.

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Disclaimer

The above should match the information found in the official program calendar (and related archives), under ‘program requirements’. However, despite our rigorous control procedures, we cannot guarantee complete accuracy.

  • In the event of a discrepancy between the content on this page and the official calendar, the calendar takes precedence and is the authoritative source.
  • Please note that you must follow the program requirements in effect in the calendar year of your first enrolment. Additional requirements may apply.