Radiation Oncology

Procedures

Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiation Sciences

Please apply to only one discipline.

UofT Students

Complete the University of Toronto Online Internal Application.

Non-UofT Students

Apply online through the Ontario Universities’ Application Centre (OUAC)

The Bachelor of Science in Medical Radiation Sciences degree is listed under Undergraduate programs, University of Toronto SG (St. George).

Interested in residence?

Master of Health Science in Medical Radiation Sciences

Submit online through SGS:

Submit in hard copy:

  • Official transcripts from each university that you attended for record of your academic achievement. Please note that copies must be received in sealed envelopes from the institutions attended.
  • Documentation of English Language Proficiency Test Results, if you are an international student.

Jeremy Kwan, Registrar
MRS Graduate Program
Department of Radiation Oncology, University of Toronto
105- 150 College Street
Toronto, Ontario
M5S 3E2
(416) 978-1602

Applicant Assessment Reports

  • One academic reference must attest to your academic preparation and capacity for collegial study and research
  • At least one referee must confirm that you have the required years of experience as a practicing radiation therapist.
  • The referee letters together must attest to your skills, knowledge and character as well as capacities for interpersonal and collegial research and/or practice. One letter need not cover all aspects of these requirements, but all three together must do so.
  • There are no downloadable reference forms which you need to print out for your referees. By entering the referee contact information, our on-line application system will automatically generate an email to your referees instructing them to log on to the system and complete the letters of recommendation on line.

Please consider:

  • Applications are not considered until the $100 registration fee has been paid in full to the School of Graduate Studies.
  • Incomplete applications will not be considered.
  • Your application will only be reviewed once all required documentation has been received.

Medical Physics Residency

Interviews are normally held in late May.

Applications must include:

  • a covering letter which describes your background and motivation for applying to the program
  • a detailed CV, which also lists the names of three professional references
  • official university transcripts from undergraduate and graduate schools.

The cover letter and the CV should be sent by email to Harald.Keller@rmp.uhn.on.ca.

Mail transcripts to:

Dr. Harald Keller
Princess Margaret Hospital
Floor 2B Cobalt Lounge
610 University Avenue
Toronto, ON, Canada M5G 2M9

Radiation Oncology Residency

Residents are admitted to the program through CaRMS, although we also participate in the IMG-Ontario program and, space-permitting, accept suitably qualified International Medical Graduates sponsored by their governments to train in Canada.

All new residents are expected to have demonstrated leadership potential and research aptitude.

An interview with U of T Radiation Oncology faculty will be arranged through CaRMS in the January or February prior to July 1 entry into program.

Radiation Oncology Fellowship

Individuals who hold, or expect to hold, a Radiation Oncologist specialty certification in their own country are eligible to apply.
Applications must include:

  • a personal statement that also specifies the type of program and clinical sites of interest
  • an updated CV
  • 3 confidential reference letters sent directly from the referee to the Program Director by email or snail mail

Dr. Charles Catton
Fellowship Program Director
Dept. of Radiation Oncology
Princess Margaret Hospital
610 University Avenue
Toronto, ON, Canada M5G 2M9