PhD degree requirements
For the PhD program, you must complete the following:
- APBS 6010G Research in Applied Bioscience (three credits)
- One of the following special topics courses:
- APBS 7100G Special Topics in Biomolecular Science (three credits)
- APBS 7200G Special Topics in Ecosystem Health (three credits)
- APBS 7300G Special Topics in Forensic Bioscience (three credits)
- One of the following elective courses:
- APBS 6100G Advanced Cell and Molecular Biology (three credits)
- APBS 6200G Environmental Determinants of Health (thre credits)
- APBS 6300G Advanced Topics in Biological Chemistry (three credits)
- APBS 6400G Advanced Topics in Forensic Bioscience (three credits)
- APBS 7040G PhD Thesis Proposal and Qualifying Exam
- APBS 7050G Research Seminar in Applied Bioscience
- APBS 7060G PhD Research
- APBS 7070G PhD Dissertation
Note: If you transfer directly from the Applied Bioscience MSc program into the PhD program, you must complete the APBS 7040G, APBS 7050G, APBS 7060G, APBS 7070G.
Minimum grade
Students must achieve a minimum grade of B- (70 per cent) to achieve credit for a course and must maintain a B- average to remain in the program.
For more details on the policies for graduate studies at Ontario Tech University, please visit the School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies website.