Available Teaching Assistant Positions | Biomedical and Molecular Sciences | School of Medicine

The following opportunities are for the Fall 2024 Term.

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Department	Course Code	Term	Format	Course Name	Minimum Qualifications/Background Requirements/Experience	Total Term Hours	# of TA Positions (not guaranteed)
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	ANAT 100	Fall	Online	Anatomy of the Human Body	Completed a minimum of 3 years preferably in Life Sciences/Biochemistry (Biology and Psychology may also be considered). Candidates should have completed at least one human anatomy course of course in which anatomy is part of and achieved a B average.	HEAD: 120 Hours REG: 60 Hours	18 -21
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	ANAT 215	Fall	ON Campus w/ lab	Principles of Human Morphology I	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in human morphology.	40 Hours	6
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	ANAT 309	Fall	Blended	Functional Histology	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Functional Histology.	30 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	ANAT 312	Fall	ON Campus w/ lab	Functional Neuroanatomy	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Functional Neuroanatomy.	36 Hours	2 - 4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	ANAT 315	Fall	ON Campus w/ lab	The Human Musculoskeletal System	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in The Human Musculoskeletal system.	HEAD: 80 Hours REG: 36 Hours	8
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	ANAT 380	Fall	Blended	Clinically Relevant Human Anatomy	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in clinically relevant human anatomy.	80 Hours	1 - 3
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	ANAT 391	Fall	Blended	Introduction to Cadaveric Dissection	Candidate must be currently or recently enrolled in a relevant graduate program and have taken at least three of the anatomy related courses such as ANAT215/216, ANAT312, ANAT380, ANAT309, ANAT409, ANAT471 or equivalent. Extensive dissection or prosection experience required. Previous experience teaching or lecturing is preferred.	72 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	ANAT 471	Fall	Online	Human Embryology	Completed a minimum of 4 years preferably in Life Sciences/Biochemistry (Biology may also be considered). Candidates should have completed an embryology course and achieved a B average.	50 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 102	Fall	ON Campus	Introduction to Biochemistry	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Biochemistry.	35 Hours	10 - 12
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 218	Fall	ONLINE	Gene Structure and Function (Molecular Biology)	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in molecular biology.	75 Hours	2 -4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 218	Fall	ON Campus	Gene Structure and Function (Molecular Biology)	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in molecular biology.	75 Hours	8
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 270	Fall	Online	Biochemical Basis of Health and Disease	Candidates must have taken one of BCHM 270 or BCHM 310/316 (or equivalent) with a minimum grade of B+, and completion of BScH or 4th year standing in Biochemistry, Life Sciences or similar degree. Previous TA experience and a passion for diseases is an asset, but not required.	75 Hours	4-6
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 311	Fall	ON Campus lab course		Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Biochemistry.	TBD	4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 315	Fall	ON Campus	Protein and Enzymes	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Protein and Enzymes.	75 Hours	4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 318	Fall/Winter	ON Campus lab course		Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Biochemistry.	TBD	4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 370	Fall	Blended	Genetics and Genomics	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Genetics and Genomics.	80 Hours	10 - 12
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 410	Fall	On Campus		Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Biochemistry.	TBD	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 432	Fall	ON Campus	The Molecular Basis of Cellular Function	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Molecular Basis of Cellular Function.	TBD	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	BCHM 441	Fall	ON Campus	Current Topics in Biochemistry	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Current Topics in Biochemistry.	25 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	CANC 380	Fall	Blended	Evolutionary Biology of Cancer	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in immunology and/or cancer.	70 Hours	1 - 3
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	CANC 380	Fall	Online	Evolutionary Biology of Cancer	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in immunology and/or cancer.	70 Hours	1 - 3
Patholgy	CANC 499	Fall	ON Campus	Research Project in Cancer Biology and Genetics	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Cancer Biology and Genetics.	50 Hours	1
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	CRSS 453	Fall	ON Campus	Principles in Cardiorespiratory Science I	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Principles in Cardiorespiratory Science.	37.5 Hours	1
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	CRSS 454	Fall	Blended	Cardiovascular Sciences	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Cardiovascular Sciences.	80 Hours	1
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	DDHT 459	Fall	ON Campus	Principles of Drug Discovery	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Principles of Drug Discovery.	36 Hours	1
Public Health Sciences	EPID 301	Fall	ON Campus	Principles of Epidemiology	Duties will include1) plan, prepare and lead tutorials and review sessions; 2) support and encourage student participation in group discussions designed to reinforce understanding of key concepts; and 3) mark assignments and exams, and 4) have office hours to provide assistance to students	96 Hours	1 - 3
Public Health Sciences	EPID 401	Fall	ON Campus	Biostatistical Data Analysis for Life Science Students	Duties will include: Leading 2-hour software labs (teaching SPSS or R) and lab data practices; holding weekly office hour; meeting with course instructor; preparing lab notes and solutions to data practices; marking lab data practices; marking homework assignments (solutions provided by the course instructor)	96 Hours	1
Public Health Sciences	EPID 801	Fall	ON Campus	Introduction to Epidemiology	The TAs will: 1) plan, prepare and lead tutorials and review sessions; 2) support and encourage student participation in group discussions designed to reinforce understanding of the epidemiological concepts; and 3) mark assignments and exams, and 4) have office hours to provide assistance to students. Prerequisites for this position: successful completion of EPID 801 and EPID 804 (or equivalent). Clear understanding and ability to communicate epidemiological concepts and applications and demonstrated ability to work well with others.	96 Hours	1
Public Health Sciences	EPID 802	Fall	ON Campus	Foundations in Public Health	Duties will include1) plan, prepare and lead tutorials and review sessions; 2) support and encourage student participation in group discussions designed to reinforce understanding of key concepts; and 3) mark assignments and exams, and 4) have office hours to provide assistance to students" Prerequisites for this position: Successful completion of EPID 802. Strong communication and organizational skills.	96 Hours	1
Public Health Sciences	EPID 805	Fall	ON Campus	Leading Evidence Informed Action	TA duties will include: Work with the professor responsible for the course to: 1) plan, prepare and co-ordinate group assignments and simulated Board of Health meeting; 2) support and encourage student participation in group discussions designed to reinforce understanding of the  concepts introduced during class and through readings; and 3) assist professor with managing the OnQ platform and marking assignments.	96 Hours	1
Public Health Sciences	EPID 821	Fall	ON Campus	Essentials of Biostatistics	TA Duties will include: providing office hours each week to assist students on an individual basis with biostatistics questions, marking homework assignments (including SAS lab assignments), quizzes and exams, and providing a two-hour tutorial session each week. Prerequisites for this position: successful completion of EPID 821 and EPID 822.	96 Hours	1
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	GLPH 271	Fall	Online	Global and Population Health	Candidates must have taken GLPH 271 (formerly BMED 271) and excelled. Currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in global or public health (or at the discretion of the instructor). Enrollment in the Masters of Public Health program would be considered an asset but is not required.	HEAD: 100 Hours REG: 70 Hours	10 - 12
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	GLPH 281	Fall	Blended	Racism and Health in Canada	Candidate currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in racism and health or public health (or at the discretion of the instructor). Enrolmment in the Masters of Public Health program would be considered an asset but not required.	100 Hours	2 - 4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	GLPH 385	Fall	Blended	Biohacking & Gerontechnology	Upper year standing, an interest in issues related to older adults, a background in Social Sciences, and basic understanding of biotechnology and biohacking (they do not need to be experts).	75 Hours	2 - 4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	GLPH 385	Fall	Online	Biohacking & Gerontechnology	Upper year standing, an interest in issues related to older adults, a background in Social Sciences, and basic understanding of biotechnology and biohacking (they do not need to be experts).	75 Hours	2 - 4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	GLPH 471	Fall	Blended	Advanced Global & Population Health	Candidates must have taken GLPH471 (formerly BMED 471) and excelled. Currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in global or public health (or at the discretion of the instructor). Enrollment in the Masters of Public Health program would be considered an asset, but is not required.	HEAD: 100 Hours REG: 70 Hours	6 - 8
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	GLPH 482	Fall	Blended	Foundations of Humanitarian Health Emergencies	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Foundations of Humanitarian Health Emergencies.	50 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	GLPH 487	Fall	Blended	One Health: A Global Perspective (tentative title)	This is a multidisciplinary course. Must be a graduate students or almost completed 4th year of studies. Requires strong analytical ability and solid writing skills because writing is an important component of this course. Need to be familiar with APA style referencing.	75 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	HSCI 190	Fall	Blended	Introduction to Statistics for the Health Sciences	Candidates must currently be enrolled in a graduate or professional program and have taken introductory statistics and have experience applying statistics in health sciences research. Additional statistics and epidemiology courses and experience using SPSS will be considered an asset.	HEAD: 108 Hours REG: 86 Hours	4 - 6
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	HSCI 270	Fall	Blended	Fundamentals of Health Research Methodology	Candidates must have taken one of HSCI 270 (formerly BMED 270), EPID301 or EPID 801 (or course equivalent). Minimum grade of A. Course or experience in qualitative research is an asset, but not required.	120 Hours	4 - 6
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	HSCI 383	Fall	Blended	Advanced Research Methodologies	One of HSCI 270 (formerly BMED 270) or EPID 301 or HLTH 252 or PSYC 203 or SOCY 210. Course or experience in qualitative and quantitative research methods is an asset, but not required.	50 Hours	2 - 4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	IDIS 173	Fall	Blended	History and Philosophy of Health and Healthcare	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program and have a background in ethics. Background in healthcare ethics and online teaching is an asset but not required.	HEAD: 120 Hours REG: 100 Hours	12 - 14
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	IDIS 173	Fall	Online	History and Philosophy of Health and Healthcare	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program and have a background in ethics. Background in healthcare ethics and online teaching is an asset but not required.	HEAD: 120 Hours REG: 100 Hours	8 - 10
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	IDIS 199	Fall	Online	The Science of Mental Health, Well-being, and Resiliency	Completed a minimum of 3 years preferably in Life sciences/Health Sciences or Psychology program. Candidates should have completed at least one psychology or health-related course and achieved a B average.	80 Hours	12 - 14
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	IDIS 280	Fall	Online	Interprofessional Approaches in Healthcare	Completion of BHSc in Life Sciences, health professional degree and/or similar. Work or volunteer experience in health, first aid and/or wellness/fitness contexts an asset. Formal experience in working with teams and/or groups an asset. Previous TA experience also an asset but not required.	120 Hours	4 - 6
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	IDIS 373	Fall	Online	Health Ethics, Law and Policy	Currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program and have a background in ethics. Background in healthcare ethics and online teaching is an asset but not required.	HEAD: 120 Hours REG: 100 Hours	8 - 10
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	IDIS 473	Fall	Online	Designing Your Life After Queen's	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Designing Your Life After Queen's.	TBD	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	IDIS 480	Fall	Online	Advanced Interprofessional Approaches in Healthcare	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Advanced Interprofessional Approaches in Healthcare.	100 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	IDIS 483	Fall	Blended	Applied Health Ethics: Clinical, Organizational and Research Perspectives	Qualified applicants will have completed at least a bachelor's degree in a related discipline (e.g. philosophy, health sciences, biomedical sciences, etc.). Preference will be given to applicants with additional graduate or professional training in a relevant discipline and/or those with professional experience addressing health-ethics issues in clinical, organizational, or research contexts.	120 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	LISC 300	Fall	ON Campus	The Process of Discovery in the Biomedical Sciences	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in biomedical sciences.	36 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	LISC 391	Fall	ON Campus lab course	Integrated Life Sciences Laboratory II	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in life sciences.	TBD	2 - 4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	LISC 400	Fall	ON Campus	Neuro-Immune Interactions in Health & Disease	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Neuro-Immune Interactions in Health & Disease	36 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	MICR 270	Fall	Blended	Infection, Immunity, and Inflammation	Candidates must have taken MICR360 or equivalent. Background knowledge in basic microbiology and immunology. Previous experience as a TA is an asset.	HEAD: 55 Hours REG: 40 Hours	6 - 8
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	MICR 270	Fall	Online	Infection, Immunity, and Inflammation	Candidates must have taken MICR360 or equivalent. Background knowledge in basic microbiology and immunology. Previous experience as a TA is an asset.	HEAD: 55 Hours REG: 40 Hours	6 - 8
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	MICR 271	Fall	Online	Introduction to Microbiology	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Microbiology.	HEAD: 80 Hours REG: 60 Hours	10 - 12
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	MICR 290	Fall	ON Campus lab course	Antibiotic Resistance Lab	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in antibiotic resistance.	HEAD: 80 Hours REG: 70 Hours	4 - 6
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	MICR 290	Fall	Online	Antibiotic Resistance Lab	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in antibiotic resistance.	HEAD: 80 Hours REG: 70 Hours	4 - 6
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	MICR 386	Fall	Blended	Fundamentals of Immunology in Health and Disease	Candidates must be currently enrolled in a graduate program and have taken MICR360 (or equivalent) and at least one immunology course at the 400 level (or above) with a minimum grade of a A-. Specialization in immunology an asset.	HEAD: 60 Hours REG: 50 Hours	2 - 4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	MICR 386	Fall	Online	Fundamentals of Immunology in Health and Disease	Candidates must be currently enrolled in a graduate program and have taken MICR360 (or equivalent) and at least one immunology course at the 400 level (or above) with a minimum grade of a A-. Specialization in immunology an asset.	HEAD: 60 Hours REG: 50 Hours	2 - 4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	MICR 452	Fall	ON Campus	Viral Infection and Immunity	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Viral Infection and Immunity.	60 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	MICR 483	Fall	Blended	Advanced Topics in Infectious Disease	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Advanced Topics in Infectious Disease.	HEAD: 60 Hours REG: 50 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	NSCI 323	Fall	ON Campus	Cellular Neuroscience	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in cellular neuroscience.	HEAD: 50 Hours REG: 40 Hours	4 - 6
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	NSCI 325	Fall	ON Campus	Psychedelics	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Psychedelics.	50 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	NSCI 401	Fall	Online - synchronous	Introduction to Theoretical Neuroscience	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Theoretical Neuroscience.	30 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	NSCI 424	Fall	ON Campus		Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in neuroscience.	TBD	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	NSCI 429	Fall	ON Campus	Disorders of the Nervous System	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Disorders of the Nervous System.	60 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	NSCI 483	Fall	Blended	Neurobiology of Learning and Memory	Candidates must be currently enrolled in the Neuroscience Graduate Program and have taken at least one 300 level neuroscience course (NSCI323,324,312 or equivalent) and at least one 400 or graduate level neuroscience seminar course.	60 Hours	1 - 2
Patholgy	PATH 310	Fall	Online	Introduction to Pathology & Molecular Medicine	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Pathology.	100 Hours	8 - 10
Patholgy	PATH 381	Fall	Blended	Clinical Biochemistry	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Pathology.	80 Hours	1 - 2
Patholgy	PATH 411	Fall	ON Campus	Applied Data Science in Molecular Medicine	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Pathology.	80 Hours	1 - 2
Patholgy	PATH 425	Fall	ON Campus	Current Topics in Human Genetics	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Pathology.	80 Hours	1 - 2
Patholgy	PATH 499	Fall	ON Campus	Research Project in Patholgy	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Pathology.	80 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHAR 100	Fall	Online	Introductory Pharmacology	Minimum 3rd year standing in a relevant undergraduate program (e.g. Life Sciences, Biochemistry, Health Sciences, etc.) Must have completed PHAR 100 with a minimum grade of B+ (GPA 3.3). Previous TA experience is an asset, but not required.	HEAD: 70 Hours REG: 50 Hours	16 - 20
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHAR 230	Fall	ON Campus	Pharmacology for the Health Sciences	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Pharmacology for the Health Sciences.	35 Hours	4 - 6
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHAR 370	Fall	Blended	Fundamentals of Pharmacology and Therapeutics	Minimum 4th year standing in a relevant undergraduate program (e.g. Life Sciences, Biochemistry, etc.) Must have completed one of PHAR 230, PHAR 270 or PHAR 340 (or equivalent) with a minimum grade of B+ (GPA 3.3). Previous TA experience is an asset, but not required.	HEAD: 60 Hours REG: 50 Hours	8 - 10
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHAR 380	Fall	Online	Drugs and Environmental Toxicology	Currently registered in a post-graduate or professional program with an academic history in pharmacology and/or toxicology. Students who have previously taken PHAR 270, PHAR 340, PHAR 450, and/or PHAR 416 (or equivalents) will be preferentially selected.	HEAD: 60 Hours REG: 50 Hours	6 - 8
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHAR 416	Fall	ON Campus	Xenobiotic Disposition and Toxicity	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Xenobiotic Disposition and Toxicity.	45 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHAR 480	Fall	Online	Drug Discovery & Development	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in Drug Discovery & Development.	50 Hours	4 - 6
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHGY 170	Fall	Blended	Human Cell Physiology	One of PHGY 170 or BIOL 102 (or equivalent) with a minimum grade of B+. Completion of BScH or fourth year standing in Biochemistry, Life Sciences or similar. Previous TA experience is an asset, but not required.	HEAD: 100 Hours REG: 50 Hours	8 - 10
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHGY 170	Fall	Online	Human Cell Physiology	One of PHGY 170 or BIOL 102 (or equivalent) with a minimum grade of B+. Completion of BScH or fourth year standing in Biochemistry, Life Sciences or similar. Previous TA experience is an asset, but not required.	HEAD: 100 Hours REG: 50 Hours	6 - 8
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHGY 215	Fall	Blended	Principles of Mammalian Physiology I	Completed a minimum of 3 years preferably in Life Sciences/Biochemistry (other similar programs will be considered). Candidates must have completed PHGY 215 (or equivalent) and achieved a B average.	HEAD: 65 Hours REG: 50 Hours	6 - 8
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHGY 215	Fall	ON Campus	Principles of Mammalian Physiology I	Completed a minimum of 3 years preferably in Life Sciences/Biochemistry (other similar programs will be considered). Candidates must have completed PHGY 215 (or equivalent) and achieved a B average.	HEAD: 65 Hours REG: 50 Hours	8 - 10
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHGY 215	Fall	Online	Principles of Mammalian Physiology I	Completed a minimum of 3 years preferably in Life Sciences/Biochemistry (other similar programs will be considered). Candidates must have completed PHGY 215 (or equivalent) and achieved a B average.	HEAD: 65 Hours REG: 50 Hours	8 - 10
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	PHGY 290	Fall	Blended	Investigation of Human Physiological Responses	Preference will be given to those currently registered in a postgraduate or professional program with a background in physiology.	60 Hours	1 - 2
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	REPD 372	Fall	Blended	Reproduction and Development	Candidate must be currently enrolled in a graduate program and have taken at least one of the reproduction related courses such as ANAT 409, REPD 426 (formerly ANAT 416), ANAT 309, PHGY 215, PHGY 216 or equivalent.	HEAD: 80 Hours REG: 60 Hours	10 - 12
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	REPD 372	Fall	Online	Reproduction and Development	Candidate must be currently enrolled in a graduate program and have taken at least one of the reproduction related courses such as ANAT 409, REPD 426 (formerly ANAT 416), ANAT 309, PHGY 215, PHGY 216 or equivalent.	HEAD: 80 Hours REG: 60 Hours	10 - 12
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	REPD 473	Fall	Blended	Developmental Origins of Health and Disease	Candidate must be currently enrolled in a graduate program and have taken at least one of the following courses: ANAT409, REPD416 (formerly ANAT 416), PHAR 416.	50 Hours	2 - 4
Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	REPD 473	Fall	Online	Developmental Origins of Health and Disease	Candidate must be currently enrolled in a graduate program and have taken at least one of the following courses: ANAT409, REPD416 (formerly ANAT 416), PHAR 416.	50 Hours	2 - 4