Students with undergraduate training in Anatomy and Cell Biology and high academic standings can often gain admission to professional school programs in the various health sciences (Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Veterinary Medicine, Optometry, Chiropractics, etc).

Opportunities in research include technical positions in biomedical research laboratories in universities, government research institutes, and industrial biotechnology companies. Some entry level positions may still be obtained with a B.Sc. degree alone, but many positions now require more advanced research training at the M.Sc. (or Ph.D.) levels.

Graduates of 4-year Majors and Honours programs in Anatomy/Cell Biology may continue on to further studies leading to the Masters (M.Sc.) or Doctoral (Ph.D.) degrees in various disciplines of life sciences and health sciences at this university or other universities in Canada and abroad.  Advanced training at the post-graduate level is becoming increasingly important in today's high-technology workplace.

Anatomy and Cell Biology graduates with Ph.D. degrees have opportunities for academic research and teaching careers within universities and research institutions.  Teaching positions in colleges require advanced training at the M.Sc. or Ph.D. levels.

1. Access DegreeWorks:

• Log into  PAWS with your NSID and password;
• Click the Academics tab;
  • Locate the My Academic Profile channel;
  • Click the DegreeWorks button or link.

2. Do some advance research and have a list of classes you are interested in BEFORE your meeting.

During the official advising period from mid March to April 30, students enrolled in BSc degree programs Anatomy & Cell Biology or any students interested in the Department's undergraduate programs can book an academic advising appointment by contacting an academic advisor.

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