Graduate Studies
Nadia Browne, PhD candidate, left, and Geoff Ball, professor, in the Department of Pediatrics are researching ways to improve the management of pediatric obesity.
Our graduate studies program offers excellent opportunities in basic, clinical, and translational research leading to the degrees of M.Sc. or PhD. This multidisciplinary research environment encourages creative collaboration between basic science, clinical, population, and health services health researchers promoting creativity and a desire for excellence. This positive environment for scientific inquiry is supported by modern research and state-of-the-art instrumentation and resources.
What distinguishes our program from others?
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One of North America's best and fastest growing pediatrics departments
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International recognition for both clinical and basic science research
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91ÒùĸÊÓƵ initiatives supported by 91ÒùĸÊÓƵ Health Services, Stollery Children's Hospital, the Women and Children's Health 91ÒùĸÊÓƵ Institute, and the Mazankowski 91ÒùĸÊÓƵ Heart Institute
The role of research in our program
91ÒùĸÊÓƵ is an important and vital part of each and every one of our programs.
Areas of research include:
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Aboriginal Health
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Cardiovascular 91ÒùĸÊÓƵ & Thrombosis
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Clinical Trials, Evidence-based Medicine
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Gastroenterology
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Genetics
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Neonatology
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Nephrology
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Neurology / Neurosciences
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Obesity
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Oncology / Cancer
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Respiratory Medicine
Contact Pediatric Graduate Studies
Graduate Studies Director
Dawei Zhang
Graduate Studies Coordinator
Jolene Patrie