Academic Programs Across Canada

Western University – Gynaecologic Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (GREI) Fellowship

• Programs: Accredited GREI Fellowship; potential for integrated Master's in Clinical Epidemiology or advanced degrees in basic science (extension may be required)

• Overview: This two-year fellowship offers comprehensive training for Obstetrician/Gynaecologists aiming for academic careers in reproductive endocrinology and infertility. Students gain clinical and research experience and may choose to pursue advanced research or a concurrent graduate degree.​

• Learn more: Western GREI Program​

University of Toronto – Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility Division & Clinical Embryology (MHSc)

• Programs: Fellowship (RCPSC-accredited), Master of Health Science (MHSc) in Clinical Embryology

• Overview: Features one of North America’s largest REI divisions, integrating clinical training, specialty clinics, and robust research opportunities. The MHSc in Clinical Embryology provides hands-on lab training for future embryology scientists.​

• Learn more: Fellowship in REI Masters of Health Science in Clinical Embryology ​

University of British Columbia – Reproductive and Developmental Sciences Graduate Program

• Programs: MSc, PhD in Reproductive and Developmental Sciences

• Overview: Graduate training covers mammalian reproductive and developmental biology, including molecular endocrinology, immunology of reproduction, fertilization, and fetal physiology. Both MSc and PhD students undertake coursework and original research, with mentorship from leading faculty.​

• Learn more: REI Division ​

University of Manitoba – Male Infertility, Sexual Medicine and Cancer Survivorship Fellowship

• Program: One-year clinical fellowship

• Overview: Focuses on male infertility, male sexual health, and survivorship medicine, with both clinical and surgical components provided at the Men’s Health Clinic Manitoba. Designed for postdoctoral trainees seeking specialty expertise.​

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Research in Reproductive Science SIG (Canada-wide, CFAS connection)

• Overview: The CFAS Research in Reproductive Science Special Interest Group brings together leading scientists in fertility, infertility, and developmental research. Many members hold graduate degrees in reproductive or developmental biology from schools like Université de Montréal, University of Toronto, and University of Guelph, with active research spanning oocyte maturation, early pregnancy, embryology, and molecular mechanisms of development.​

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