This capstone course focuses on translation of cancer research into clinical practice, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches, critical thinking, research design, and evaluation of literature. A community-engaged learning component connects small groups of students with relevant community partners. Students engage independently and collaboratively in authentic learning experiences and practice critical reflection.

Antirequisite(s): Biochemistry 4483E, Medical Sciences 4995E, the former Biochemistry 4455G, the former Biochemistry 4486E.

Prerequisite(s): Biology 2581A/B, Biochemistry 3381A, and registration in Year 4 of the Honours Specialization in Biochemistry and Cancer Biology. Pre-or Corequisite(s): Biochemistry 4450A.

Extra Information: 1 lecture hour or equivalent online delivery/week and 2 seminar hours/week, plus an average of ~4 independent hours/week working on a community-engaged learning project.