Bachelor of Science with specialization in Cellular, Anatomical and Physiological Sciences

About this programme

The Department of Cellular and Physiological Sciences offers opportunities for study leading to doctoral, master's, and bachelor's degrees. For information on advanced degrees, see graduate Cell and Developmental Biology . For further information on other courses within the Department, see the Faculty of Medicine . There are two undergraduate specializations in Cellular, Anatomical and Physiological Sciences (CAPS): Major and Honours. Students may apply to enter either the Major or Honours specialization at the end of first year through the common application which is administered by the Office of the Dean of Science . If admitted for second year, students must follow the program of study and meet the academic standards below. Admission into the Honours specialization requires a minimum academic average of 80% with a minimum of 70% in the communications courses. Students in the Honours Specialization must maintain an annual academic average of 80%. Those who do not meet the requirements to continue in the Honours specialization will be enrolled in the Major. CAPS Major students interested in transferring into the Honours specialization after year 2 may apply to the Department, if they have met the academic requirements. See here for details. Non-CAPS students interested in transferring into the CAPS specializations after year 2 may apply to the Department. Acceptance is contingent on space availability. See here for details. Permission of the Department of Cellular and Physiological Sciences is required to alter the progression throughout the specialization.