Cancer Campus

The Princess Margaret Biosciences Oncology Leadership Development Program is a series of lectures and interactive small group sessions designed to equip Postdoctoral researchers working in a research lab with the skills, networks and opportunities to develop as leaders in cancer care and/or research at a local, regional and international level.

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This online course provides exposure to a diverse range of topics in cancer to promote a holistic understanding of cancer and cancer survivorship for current and future cancer health professionals

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Cancer 360+ is a fantastic enrichment opportunity for summer students with placements within the Cancer Program at the University Health Network​. The program is designed to work flexibly within a student's schedule to provide a 360 degree view of cancer.

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This online course provides exposure to a diverse range of topics in cancer to promote a holistic understanding of cancer and cancer survivorship for high school students.

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Cancer educators, researchers, and health professional trainees across the globe are invited to join this quarterly webcast that highlights research and innovation in cancer education.

Learn how to register for Cancer Education Research & Innovation Rounds »

This nano video series was developed to help you think about careers in oncology. Click on a video to hear professionals speak for 1-2 minutes about a typical work week and highlights of their work.

Watch the Careers in Oncology videos »

Enhance your written communication skills with patients and caregivers to support health literacy and engagement in this blended learning program.

Learn about the Plain Language Certificate »

This program aims to provide you with skills to support patients and families through difficult conversations such as breaking bad news and disclosing adverse events.

Learn about the Difficult Conversations program »

This program is a unique opportunity for trainees and junior faculty to explore a field of study you may otherwise have little exposure to within your core training. The overall program objective is to introduce key concepts in global oncology and cancer control including cancer policy, the economics of cancer care, and research and innovation in cancer care.

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The Princess Margaret Global Oncology Leadership Development Program is a series of lectures and interactive small group sessions designed to equip Clinical Fellows with the skills, networks and opportunities to develop as leaders in cancer care at a local, regional and international level.

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This series provides continuing education on leadership and management skills.

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PM² is a series of discussions about special topics in cancer, held quarterly by experts at the Princess Margaret Centre and Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.

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This seminar series aims to share knowledge and create connections with colleagues in oncology at partner institutions.

Learn more about PM Partners Global Education Working Group Seminar Series »

Livestream Princess Margaret Rounds or view videos of past sessions. Here you will find Innovation Rounds as well as Radiation Medicine Program (RMP) Rounds, Combined Department of Radiation Oncology / Department of Oncology & Hematology Rounds, and Grand Rounds.

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The Young Leaders in Cancer Program provides members early in their career a structured opportunity to come together to explore important topics in leadership, network and build leadership skills. The program is designed to empower members to lead from where they stand and drive the innovation and change needed to evolve cancer care to meet unprecedented demand.

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