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Are you interested in how the human body works, what goes wrong in disease, and how we intervene to treat disease? If yes, then our Medical Sciences programs will help you gain the knowledge and skills to improve health. You'll be set up for one of many exciting careers targeted at improving human health including medical research, public health, medical imaging, medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and more!
Degree Type
BMSc, BSc, Combined BMSc & HBA
Duration of Study
3-5 years
Start Date
September 2027
Faculty
Faculty of Science
OUAC Code
ESM
Admission Average Guideline
Mid to high 80s
First-Year Class Size
1000
Co-op / Internship
Available
Medical Sciences student Justin collaborated on a research project across fields to improve health outcomes both locally and globally.
Typical Intern Salary Range: $31,121 - $ 74,690
As a Medical Sciences student, you can participate in a paid, career-related placement starting as early as second year. Placement opportunities span the private, public and not-for-profit sectors, with availability varying based on employer needs.
News
As infectious diseases resurface, climate-related emergencies intensify and trust in science is increasingly tested, public health is now at the centre of some of society’s most consequential decisions. Against that backdrop, Western University is launching a new undergraduate program in the field.
One of only a few undergraduate programs in Canada, the bachelor of science honours specialization in public health brings together training in biomedical science, epidemiology, statistics, environmental health, policy and ethics.
81%
of BMSc grads go on to study medicine (26%), dentistry (3%), pharmacy (2%), graduate studies (39%), or a another professional school (11%)
55
BMSc students took part in university-supported and Federal Tri-Council-supported research placemnets in 2025
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