Pursue a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Science - Neuroscience at Western University. Tailor your studies and explore research opportunities. Apply now!
Program Description The Faculty of Science at Western University is one of Canada’s finest institutions of advanced learning. The Western Science undergraduate academic experience is unique in Canada, offering each student the opportunity to design a custom course of study that aligns best with their career aspirations. Western Science is home to an Integrated Science program as well as eight discipline-specific streams that allow students to craft an academic path that will guide them to the career they want. Whether students want to tackle the scientific challenges facing modern-day society from a multi-disciplinary perspective or explore specific science disciplines in depth, the Faculty of Science has an engaging learning path especially for them. In combination with internship programs, field schools, summer research opportunities, capstone projects, and international study opportunities, the Faculty of Science's academic programs provide an authentic learning context that inspire and drive success. Students can choose from approximately 140 modules and 480 courses in Science and Basic Medical Sciences, combine modules across departments and faculties, and pursue dual degrees with professional schools, including Engineering and one of the finest business schools in the world. The Undergraduate Program in Neuroscience provides training in neuroscience with an emphasis on its diversity of questions, approaches and methods, critical evaluation of current research, and opportunities for research experience in the senior year of the program. The Honours Specialization in Neuroscience leads to a Bachelor of Science (BSc) Honors degree granted by the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry. Enrolment in the module is limited beginning in Year 2 and meeting the minimum requirements does not assure admission. NOTE: Please note the English scores listed are minimum requirements. Meeting the minimums does not guarantee admission. Students with low English scores may be admitted to the English BOOST Program, a 9 week training program for conditional admission to their chosen program.
