University of Saskatchewan Toxicology MSc and PhD 2026–2027
University of Saskatchewan
Quick Facts
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About This Scholarship
The University of Saskatchewan Toxicology Graduate Program offers research-intensive Master of Science (MSc) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees with guaranteed funding for all accepted students. The program prepares students to investigate the effects of contaminants and harmful agents on human beings, animals, ecosystems, and biological systems while addressing emerging environmental and health challenges.
What This Scholarship Covers
- Master's students: CAD 23,000 minimum stipend per year
- Doctoral students: CAD 26,000 minimum stipend per year
- Full funding guaranteed for accepted students who have secured a research supervisor and satisfied admission requirements
Who Can Apply
- 1 Must meet academic requirements for graduate study
- 2 Must demonstrate English-language proficiency
- 3 Must have research experience or demonstrated research interests
- 4 Supervisor approval highly recommended before applying
- 5 Canadian and international applicants eligible
- 6 Applications particularly welcome from Indigenous students and individuals from under-represented groups