McGill University Faculty of Science

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McGill University Faculty of Science
Governance
Dean Martin Grant
Departments
Non-Departmental Programs
Faculty of Medicine Programs Offered for BSc
  • Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology
  • Department of Biochemistry
  • Department of Microbiology and Immunology
  • Department of Physiology
Research Centres
  • Centre for Climate and Global Change Research
  • Centre for the Physics of Materials
  • McGill Centre for Bioinformatics
  • McGill Polymer
  • Pulp and Paper Research Centre

The Faculty of Science is one of the constituent faculties of McGill University. It is the university's second largest faculty with 16% of McGill students enrolled in one of its various departments.

The Faculty was not established until after 1843 following the founding of the Arts, Medicine and "Commercial Studies" faculties.


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