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What You Should Know About HMB Course Enrolment | For Upper-Year Students ��
How do you decide what HMB400-level course is best
for YOU when most students only get one of these
courses? By gathering all the information you can
find to equip yourself to make the best. course.
selection. (maybe) ever.
This special newsletter edition is full of information to help YOU
determine what HMB 400-level course not only best suits your
interests, but matches your schedule and you meet the prerequisites
for. Let's dig in.
EQUIP YOURSELF
WITH INFO
SPECIAL NEWSLETTER EDITION CONTENT
“Wait
record scratch, what do you mean by most students will only
take one course? I was planning on taking FIVE HMB400-level
courses.”
We give you the down-low
All of our professors helped us put together a quick guide to help
you choose your depth course for your program! Huzzah!
Check it out at the end of this email.
DID YOU KNOW THAT
YOU CAN CREATE A
TIMETABLE PLAN ON
THE NEW TIMETABLE?
BETTER THAN GRIDDY.
HONEST!
“Okay so I need a class that just works with my schedule.”
We have a special timetable for that! We made it just for you.
“Er, I am not sure which courses I meet the enrolment restrictions.
Could you just tell me?”
Sure, we created a quick matrix you can check out for reference.
INFO DOWNLOAD: COURSE
ENROLMENT IN HMB400-LEVEL
COURSES
HMB400-level
courses are popular. While the program encourages students to take more than one
HMB400-level course, we also have an obligation to enable as many of our students as possible to take at
least one HMB400-level course before they graduate.
This is why in the Calendar it states: Due to popularity of HMB400-level courses, the Human Biology
Program Office reserves the right to remove any student who has either completed the required number
of
courses for their HMB program or has completed the program requisite
that the HMB400-level
course would count towards.
What does this mean for you?
If you have never taken a HMB400-level course, you will have priority
over students who have taken a HMB400-level course. It also means that you will not be allowed to be
enrolled in courses that have time conflicts. If you are enrolled in two HMB courses that have time
conflicts, you will be told to decide by mid- August which course you want.
This year we have adopted a new course enrolment process designed to give you, our students, more
flexibility and autonomy in selecting your HMB400-level course, but we ask that you keep in mind that
every HMB student should have the opportunity to take at least one HMB400-level course, which is only
possible if we collectively share.
So what does this mean for course enrolment? It
means do not enrol in HMB courses that have time
conflicts, and check to make sure you meet the course prerequisites before you enrol. There will be no
prerequisite waivers on HMB400-level courses. Then, we will all go from there. This is new for us too!
If you have any questions, email [email protected] with your question (include your student
number!!) and we will be more than happy to answer all inquiries you have.
"WHICH COURSES CAN *I* ENROL IN?"
TIMETABLE- WITH ONLY HMB400-LEVEL COURSES ON IT. (FALL 2016 EDITION)
TIMETABLE- WITH ONLY HMB400-LEVEL COURSES ON IT. (WINTER 2017 EDITION)
WHAT COURSE SHOULD *YOU* TAKE?
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HMB406H1: Health Care Ethics
HMB420H1: Seminar in Neurobiology
Taught by a clinical ethicist from
Mount Sinai Hospital known for his
work in both bioethics and environmental
conservation. Dr. Bowman takes his
real-world expertise and applies it
to this course.
Offered in both semesters!
This atypical seminar course focuses
on the scientific underpinnings
of neurobiology.
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Genetics, & Biotechnology
HMB422H1: Seminar in Health
& Disease
Course centres on the use of
epigenetics, regeneration,
and stem cell research.
Love physiology? This course will
certainly increase your serotonin and
dopamine levels ;)
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HMB432H1: Topics in Histology &
Histopathology
HMB433H1 :Topics in Global Health
The course explores the application and
design of digital network accessible
knowledge media to grand
challenges in global health.
Course focuses on current research
topics in stem cell and
regeneration research
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HMB435H1: Medical and
Veterinary Mycology
HMB434H1 :Complementary &
Integrative Medicine
Course description says it all: if you
have ever wondered about different
types of alternative therapies, this is the
course for you.
fungus.
But actually! Fungi is really neat, and
can be instrumental in health research.
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Molecular Cell Biology
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Taught by a biomedical researcher from
St. Michael's Hospital, the course
covers current research in the area of
molecular cell biology, including migration
cytoskeletal gene regulation, and more.
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HMB437H:The Biology of the Human
Metallome
This course will focus on the chemical
biology and function and structure
of biological biochemical automations
in the body.
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