I want to study Masters in Biochemistry in Canadian University. What is the eligibility criteria for the same?

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Asked by Gurpreet Gill

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Anjali Bailin Retired Head of Sixth Forms, UK | Guide-Level 12

9 years ago

Dear Gurpreet, the requirements are different with different universities. On the whole applicants must have a Bachelor's degree in a related field such as chemistry, biology etc.Academic grades,letters of recommendation, personal statement must be good enough to be considered. You must also see if the program you are applying to is course based or thesis based. Most M.Sc are thesis based and research oriented, in this case you must be accepted by the research supervisor of the department as well. For further information please visit university websites.
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