Translational Research (TRP), a two year, course-based professional Master’s degree. The first of its kind in Canada, it is designed for current and aspiring innovators from interprofessional backgrounds (e.g. medicine, life sciences, social sciences, engineering, design, and communications), students learn creative problem-solving skills, strategies and competencies to translate (scientific) knowledge into applications that improve medicine, health and health care. Through flexible coursework; team-based, real-world translational challenges; and extensive mentorship and networking, we facilitate self-directed and collaborative “learning by doing.” Students gain experience, expertise, and practical insights into development and design processes. The curriculum covers the translational landscape and strategies needed to develop, test and implement innovations. TRP Difference The Translational Research Program (TRP) is a unique graduate education that is more than just a degree. Our mission is to inspire people to think differently so that they learn to champion change in their communities and contexts. It is a hands-on learning experience that will change the way you approach problems. Who can apply? TRP applicants come from a wide range of roles, disciplines and backgrounds including but not limited to physicians, allied clinical professionals, administrators, researchers, designers, engineers, and patient advocates. What are the career pathways? Our alumni have influential careers as clinician-scientists, government analysts, entrepreneurs, industry leaders, consultants and designers. They are making positive differences in the lives of patients and communities.