Current Queen's graduate students can enhance their studies through our Collaborative Graduate Program in Cancer Research. Explore our faculty and their research areas, discover funding opportunities, review program requirements and courses, and connect with our research community through seminars and events.
About the Program
The Collaborative Graduate Program in Cancer Research is a multidisciplinary program that provides students with opportunities to pursue their studies within nationally and internationally recognized centres of cancer research excellence at Queen's University.
This collaborative program is jointly offered by the graduate programs in:
- Biomedical & Molecular Sciences
- Public Health Sciences
- Pathology & Molecular Medicine
- Psychology
- Translational Medicine
Students have the opportunity to pursue cutting-edge research with potential to significantly impact all areas of cancer research, spanning from structural and tumor biology through epidemiology to outcomes research and health policy development. The program provides an intellectual focus on cancer and connects researchers and graduate students with different perspectives, encouraging productive interactions between individuals from different research areas, all focused on various aspects of cancer research.
Prospective Students
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Current Students
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Research and Faculty
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