WESTERN

UNIVERSITY
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Thrive at
Western
When you become a Western Mustang, you will be
supported academically and socially so you can
thrive inside and outside the classroom.
Our faculty, staff and students all come together to
create a community where you feel like you belong –
in person and online.
We offer support, services and unique opportunities
for you to grow academically, personally and
professionally. From wellness and well-being to
recreation, leadership and learning; we've got
you covered.

Why Western?
All of our undergraduate programs have opportunities
for you to take your studies to the next level. During
your time at Western you will have the opportunity to
partcipate in:

• Co-op / Internship
• Combined Degrees with professional schools
(i.e., the Ivey Business School and Western Law)
• Certificates and Diplomas
• Community Engaged Learning
• Fieldwork
• Job Shadow
• International Opportunities
• Research Opportunities
• Western Entrepreneurship

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 The Modular Degree Structure – How does it work?
Modules can be combined in the three different types of degrees offered, as shown in the chart. For example, if you are
planning to complete a four-year Honours Bachelor Degree, you can do an Honours Specialization in Health Sciences
and a Major in Film Studies or a Major in Biochemistry and a Major in Mathematics. There are thousands of possible
combinations at Western!
1. An Honours Specialization Module is comprised of 9.0 or 3. A Major Module is comprised of 6.0–7.0 credits and is
more credits and is available only in an Honours Bachelor available in all three degree types.
Degree (4 year). 4. A Minor Module is comprised of 4.0–5.0 credits and is
2. A Specialization Module is comprised of 9.0 or more available in all three degree types.
credits and is available only in the Bachelor Degree (4 year).

DEGREE TYPE AVAILABLE MODULE COMBINATIONS

The Honours Bachelor Degree (4 year)  onours Specialization

H
Honours Specialization – Major
15.0 credits Honours Specialization – Minor
after first year Major – Major

Specialization

Academic Programs
Specialization – Major
The Bachelor Degree (4 year) Specialization – Minor

Let’s talk programs. 15.0 credits

after first year
Major – Major
Major
Major – Minor
Major – Minor – Minor

The Bachelor Degree (3 year)  ajor

M
You have choices. 10.0 credits
after first year
Major – Minor
Minor – Minor
Explore as much as possible.
Arts & Humanities, Health Sciences, Kinesiology, Science, Social Science and
Media, Information & Technoculture Kick your academic experience up a notch.
During first year, your courses will be a combination of prerequisites for the program you want and the electives you choose.
Scholar’s Electives | scholarselectives.uwo.ca
You can take electives from almost any faculty. At the end of your first year, choose the program you want to study.
Do you want to do research at the undergraduate level? Do you want to pursue higher education at the postgraduate/
Engineering, Medical Sciences, Music and Nursing professional level? If yes, apply!
You will focus primarily on your field. Though most of your first-year courses will be predetermined, you still have an
opportunity to explore within your field throughout the duration of your program and specialize further after your first year.
Western Scholars | westernscholars.uwo.ca
Together with other outstanding students, you will learn and grow as global citizens in an engaging, enriching and
You have flexibility. inspiring environment. No application necessary, but you do need a 90 per cent average.

Specialize in one area or combine your two passions.
Western’s modular degree structure gives you flexibility with your degree. In many cases, you can combine programs from
different faculties, schools or departments; or you can focus on a specific subject in greater depth.
A module is a collection of courses in an area of study. The courses are defined by a Faculty or Affiliated University College.
The more courses in a module, the higher the level of specialization.
Looking for an academic challenge?
Graduate with two degrees at the same time.
Concurrent Degrees: Study two major modules at the same time, like Applied Math and Engineering or Kinesiology
and Music. Talk with your academic counsellor in first year to explore your options and create a plan.
Combined Degrees: Combine your degree with one of Western’s professional Faculties, like the Ivey Business School,
Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry or Western Law.
School for Advanced Studies in the Arts & Humanities (SASAH) | uwo.ca/arts/sasah
Study humanities at the next level, including learning a second language, hands-on experiences, digital engagement and
international travel. Visit the SASAH website to learn how to apply.
Western Integrated Science (WISc) | uwo.ca/sci/WISc/program
Our world’s challenges are broad. Learn how to tackle climate change, world hunger, alternative energy or another
global challenge from multiple scientific disciplines. Visit the WISc website to learn how to apply.
Professional second-entry programs | welcome.uwo.ca/secondentry
At Western, we offer second-entry undergraduate programs in business, dentistry, education, law and medicine. These
programs require a minimum of two to four years of university study prior to admission. The length of the programs will
also vary from two to four years. Read more about these programs on pages 30-31.

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 WHAT DO YOU WANT TO STUDY?
It’s your choice. Make the Western Experience your own.

FACULTY OF ARTS & HUMANITIES FACULTY OF SCIENCE

ƒ Actuarial Science† ƒ Data Science† ƒ Integrated Science with ƒ Neuroscience†
ƒ Advanced Chemistry* ƒ Ecosystem Health Chemistry ƒ Physics†
ƒ Art History ƒ English Language and ƒ Greek and Roman ƒ Photography* ƒ Advanced Physics* ƒ Environmental Geoscience*† ƒ Integrated Science with ƒ Physics of Materials*
ƒ Art History and Museum Literature† Archaeology* ƒ Popular Literature and ƒ Animal Behaviour† ƒ Environmental Geoscience Computer Science ƒ Planetary Science and
Studies† ƒ Ethics* ƒ Greek and Roman History* Cultural Studies* ƒ Applications of Computer Program for Professional ƒ Integrated Science with Space Exploration*
ƒ Art History and Studio Arts† ƒ Feminist, Queer and Critical ƒ Greek* ƒ Sexuality Studies Science* Registration† Earth Sciences ƒ Scientific Computing and
ƒ Arts and Humanities Race Theory* ƒ Intercultural ƒ Spanish ƒ Applied Financial Modelling* ƒ Environmental Science† ƒ Integrated Science with Numerical Methods
(SASAH) ƒ Film Studies† Communications ƒ Spanish Language and ƒ Applied Mathematical ƒ Financial Modelling† Environmental Science ƒ Software Engineering*
ƒ Classical Studies† ƒ French Studies† (Arabic/Japanese)* Hispanic Cultures† Methods ƒ Game Development* ƒ Integrated Science with ƒ Statistics†
ƒ Comparative Literature and ƒ General Cinema Studies* ƒ Italian Language and Culture ƒ Studio Arts† ƒ Applied Mathematics† ƒ Genetics† Genetics ƒ Synthetic Biology†
Culture* ƒ General English* ƒ Latin* ƒ Theatre Studies ƒ Applied Statistics ƒ Genetics and Biochemistry† ƒ Integrated Science with ƒ Theoretical Computer
ƒ Creative Writing and English ƒ German Language and ƒ Linguistics† ƒ Visual Arts ƒ Astrophysics† ƒ Geology† Mathematics Science*
Language and Literature† Culture ƒ Medieval Studies ƒ Women’s Studies† ƒ Biochemistry and Chemistry† ƒ Geology and Biology† ƒ Integrated Science with ƒ Theoretical Physics
ƒ Creative Writing* ƒ Global Gender Studies† ƒ Museum and Curatorial ƒ Writing Studies* ƒ Biodiversity and ƒ Geology Program for Physics
ƒ Digital Humanities* ƒ Greek and Latin Literature* Studies Conservation† Professional Registration† ƒ Materials Science† FOODS AND NUTRITION
ƒ Digital Spanish* ƒ Greek and Latin* ƒ Philosophy† ƒ Bioinformatics ƒ Geophysics Program for ƒ Mathematical and Numerical ƒ Food Science and
ƒ English for Teachers* ƒ Philosophy of Science* ƒ Biology Professional Registration† Methods* Technology**
ƒ Chemistry† ƒ High Performance ƒ Mathematical and Statistical ƒ Nutrition and Dietetics**
ƒ Computer Algebra* Computing* Sciences† *Available as a minor only; cannot be completed
as a degree alone. **Programs and modules in
*Available as a minor only; cannot be completed as a degree alone. ƒ Computer Hardware Design* ƒ Information Systems† ƒ Mathematics† Foods and Nutrition are offered through Brescia
ƒ Computer Science† ƒ Integrated Science with ƒ Mathematics in Society† University College in collaboration with the Faculty
of Science. Female students only are welcome
ƒ Conceptual Astronomy* Biology ƒ Medical Physics to apply to Brescia University College while both
male and female students are welcome to apply to

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING FACULTY OF HEALTH Main Campus. These modules lead to BSc degrees.

Biomedical Engineering^ Electrical Engineering†˜

SCIENCES BACHELOR OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (BMSc)
HEALTH SCIENCES NURSING
Chemical Engineering†˜ Integrated Engineering†˜
ƒ Health Sciences† ƒ Western-Fanshawe ƒ Biochemistry† ƒ Chemical Biology ƒ Medical Biophysics with the ƒ Microbiology and Immunology
ƒ Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering†˜ ƒ Health and Aging Collaborative BScN ƒ Biochemistry and Cancer ƒ Computational Biochemistry following concentrations: with Pathology
ƒ Biochemical and ƒ Health Sciences with ƒ Compressed Time Frame Biology ƒ Epidemiology and ƒ Biological Sciences ƒ Neuroscience (leads to BSc degree)
Environmental Engineering Mechatronic Systems Biology (CTF) BScN ƒ Biochemistry and Cell Biostatistics ƒ Clinical Physics ƒ One Health
Engineering†˜ ƒ Health Promotion Biology ƒ Interdisciplinary Medical ƒ Medical Sciences ƒ Pathology
Civil Engineering†˜
Software Engineering†˜ ƒ Rehabilitation Sciences ƒ Biochemistry and Pathology Sciences† ƒ Physical Science ƒ Pharmacology
ƒ Environmental Engineering of Human Disease ƒ Medical Biophysics and ƒ Medical Cell Biology ƒ Physiology
ƒ Structural Engineering KINESIOLOGY ƒ Biochemistry of Infection and Biochemistry ƒ Microbiology and ƒ Physiology and Pharmacology
ƒ Environmental Engineering ƒ Kinesiology (BA and BSc) Immunity Immunology
with International ƒ Clinical Kinesiology (BA)
Development ƒ Sport Management† (BA)
ƒ Structural Engineering with
International Development FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
ƒ American Cultural Studies ƒ Geographic Information ƒ Politics, Philosophy and
DAN DEPARTMENT
ˆMust be combined with Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical or Mechatronic Systems Engineering.
ƒ American Studies Science (BA and BSc) Economics – Politics and
OF MANAGEMENT &
DON WRIGHT FACULTY ƒ Anthropology ƒ Geography (BA and BSc)† Philosophy Concentration†
ORGANIZATIONAL STUDIES

FACULTY OF OF MUSIC ƒ Archaeology and Biological

ƒ Composition (BMus Honours)
INFORMATION & ƒ Dance (BA – Minor Only)
MEDIA STUDIES (FIMS) ƒ General (BMus and
BMus Honours†)
ƒ Media, Information & Technoculture (MIT)† ƒ Music† (BA – Major or
ƒ Media & the Public Interest (MPI) Honours Specialization)
ƒ Music (BA – Minor)
ƒ Music Administrative Studies
(BA)
ƒ Music Education
(BMus Honours)
ƒ Music Research
(BMus Honours)
ƒ Performance – Orchestral
Instrument (BMus Honours)
ƒ Performance – Piano
(BMus Honours)
ƒ Performance – Voice
(BMus Honours)
ƒ Popular Music Studies (BA)
ƒ Western-Fanshawe
Collaborative Music
Recording Arts (BMus – MIA)
Anthropology
ƒ Geography and Commercial
Aviation Management
ƒ Politics, Philosophy and
Economics – Economics
ƒ Accounting
ƒ Commercial Aviation
ƒ Criminology ƒ Global Economics Concentration† Management (CAM)
ƒ DAN Management ƒ Global Gender Studies ƒ Psychology (BA and BSc)† ƒ Consumer Behavior
ƒ Democratic Governance
ƒ Developmental Cognitive
ƒ Global Justice
ƒ History
ƒ Public History*
ƒ Refugee and Migrant Studies*
ƒ Finance
ƒ Human Resource
Neuroscience (BSc) ƒ Indigenous Studies ƒ Sexuality Studies Management
ƒ Economics† ƒ International Relations† ƒ Sociocultural Anthropology ƒ Management and Legal
ƒ Environment and Culture* ƒ Jewish Studies ƒ Sociology Studies
ƒ Environment and Health ƒ Linguistics ƒ Transitional Justice and Post-
ƒ Feminist, Queer and Critical ƒ Linguistic Anthropology Conflict Reconstruction*
Race Theory* ƒ Middle East Studies ƒ Urban Development†
ƒ Financial Economics ƒ Physical Geography ƒ Women’s Studies**
ƒ Political Science†

*Available as a minor only. Cannot be completed alone as a degree. **Housed in the Faculty of Arts & Humanities.

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 Arts & Humanities
uwo.ca/arts | arts@uwo.ca | 519.661.3043

STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

CLASSICAL STUDIES
ENGLISH AND WRITING STUDIES
FILM STUDIES
FRENCH STUDIES
GENDER, SEXUALITY AND WOMEN’S STUDIES
LANGUAGES AND CULTURES
LINGUISTICS

Arts & Humanities

PHILOSOPHY
SCHOOL FOR ADVANCED STUDIES IN
THE ARTS & HUMANITIES
VISUAL ARTS

See complete list of programs on page 6

Let your creativity flow è


As an Arts student at Western you can be part of Canada’s only undergraduate
Major in Museum and Curatorial Studies. This unique hands-on program prepares
you for careers in the cultural sector with equal emphasis placed on front-of-house
(curation) and behind-the-scenes (collections management, arts administration).
Classes taught by our award-winning faculty are complemented by field trips to
museums, galleries, heritage sites, and by major curatorial projects led by students.
Natalie Scola (right) and Asleysha Ramasamy (left) are seen here discussing works
of art in Western’s Artlab Gallery.

Study cool courses with engaging professors Graduate career ready

English and Writing Studies professor, Kim Solga, admits she is “kind of a weirdo”
when it comes to her teaching. Professor Solga teaches some cool courses, including
our third-year Destination Theatre course, in unique and different ways. “There are
lots of ways to make lectures more dynamic. But I’m a fan of turning the tables and
asking the students to participate in the learning process. My students are actively
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Meet Adam! In third year, Adam completed an internship
at Westland Gallery, a commercial gallery in London, Ont.
He learned how to curate, install and archive art. This
experience has led Adam to a career path he didn’t expect.
Learn more about Adam’s experience at Western and

learning. I’m actively learning. We’re all co-creating knowledge together.” beyond: welcome.uwo.ca/experience

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STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
INTEGRATED ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MECHATRONIC SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

Engineering
See complete list of program options on page 6

Construct your future è


For Lauren Lake (BESc’13), becoming
a business owner wasn’t something she
envisioned until the distant future, but
in 2014, only a year after graduation,
she and her business partner launched
their technology start-up, Bridgit.
This construction management
tool is used by leading general
contractors across North America.

New experiential learning course is brewing Look at things in a different way

in Western Engineering
Starting this September, professor Lauren Briens will provide
students with a double-double learning experience through
‘Engineering Coffee’, a new course that demonstrates chemical
engineering using coffee as a teaching tool. Learning will take place
Meet Shoshauna! She has been learning about chemical
engineering in the labs and classrooms at Western. She
has also travelled to France to experience the industrial
side of engineering and now sees the world in a different
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way. Learn more about Shoshauna’s experience at

in the lab and in a café — combining the chemical engineering Western and beyond: welcome.uwo.ca/experience
process of a good brew with the business side of engineering.

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STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

HEALTH SCIENCES
HEALTH AND AGING
HEALTH SCIENCES WITH BIOLOGY
HEALTH PROMOTION
REHABILITATION SCIENCES

Health Sciences
Study In Extraordinary
Facilities è
Benefit from state-of-the-art technology
in Health Sciences facilities such as the
3D Anatatorium. This virtual reality
theatre – which was the first of its kind
in Canada – allows you to explore the
human body using 3D MRI images.

Learn from award-winning faculty Focus on kindness

Health Studies professor Aleksandra Zecevic defines teaching as the business of
changing lives. “In my classrooms, I don’t stand and teach, I don’t deliver the content.
I challenge students to learn the content and teach each other. My classrooms are a
collaborative teaching effort. I challenge my students to participate in all aspects of
what I, as a teacher, am to do. They teach each other and we learn together.” With this
innovative and interactive approach to teaching it is no surprise Professor Zecevic
was named a 2020 3M National Teaching Fellow, the top national award for teaching
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Meet Katie! During her independent study as a Health
Promotion student, Katie worked on a kindness project
investigating the mental health of undergraduate students
using kindness as an intervention. It taught her to take risks,
ask questions, and learn from her mistakes. Learn more
about Katie’s experience at Western:
welcome.uwo.ca/experience

leadership at the postsecondary level.

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 Kinesiology
uwo.ca/fhs/kin | kinug@uwo.ca | 519.661.3092

STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

KINESIOLOGY (BA AND BSc)
CLINICAL KINESIOLOGY (BA)
SPORT MANAGEMENT (BA)

Help keep the

Western Mustangs
game-ready

Kinesiology
Complete a practicum course
in fourth year to enhance your
learning and gain practical
experience. Typical placements
are in the areas of senior or
youth exercise and fitness,
coaching, sport psychology, fitness
assessment, fitness and education,
strength and conditioning,
allied health in physiotherapy,
occupational therapy or
chiropractic, ergonomics, and
senior or athlete rehabilitation.
You could even work with the
Western Mustangs!

Study with industry experts Gain hands-on experience

Angela Schneider, Director of Western’s International Centre for Olympic Studies, Meet Jennifer! She is taking full advantage of the opportunity to learn
recently spoke to CBC’s Cost of Living to discuss the financial impact the delay of from physiotherapists at Fowler Kennedy. As a student in the Athletic
the Olympic Games is having on the athletes who are chasing the Olympic dream. Injury Program, Jennifer has an open door to Fowler to shadow the
As a Kinesiology student, you will have the opportunity to work with experts like J

physiotherapists and ask them questions. Experiences likes this are

Angela in the International Centre for Olympic Studies as well as professionals preparing Jennifer to succeed in any field she wants. Learn more about
in Fowler Kennedy (a leading centre for sport and exercise medicine), and the Jennifer’s experience at Western: welcome.uwo.ca/experience
Canadian Centre for Activity and Aging.

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STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

WESTERN-FANSHAWE COLLABORATIVE BScN
Admission to this four-year Bachelor of Science in
Nursing Degree (BScN) program is based on secondary
school prerequisites (or equivalents). This program is
offered at both Western and Fanshawe College, with
the same curriculum taught at each site.
Western Site
Students study at Western University for all four
years of the program.
Fanshawe Site
Students study at Fanshawe College for the first
two years before moving to Western for years
three and four.

COMPRESSED TIME FRAME (CTF) BScN

Offered at Western only, the 19-month CTF program
is designed for students who already hold a university

Nursing
degree or have completed at least two years of
university study.

Develop clinical skills

and confidence è
Western has two simulated clinical
suites that utilize advanced technology
and provide an immersive learning
experience to help you work through
detailed patient-care scenarios and
develop your skills before embarking
on your first practical placement.

Options for your future Work together for success

Enter the workforce immediately after graduation,
further your education with a graduate degree or
advocate for health and wellness in other ways.
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you with questions related to your work inside and
outside the classroom.
Meet Rachael! She loves studying at Western because of
the community. She appreciates the great interaction with
faculty members in the simulation labs that set you up
for your practicum in the hospital. This hands-on learning
helped build Rachael’s confidence before starting her
hospital placement. Learn more about Rachael’s experience
at Western: welcome.uwo.ca/experience

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 Information &
Media Studies
fims.uwo.ca | fims@uwo.ca | 519.661.3542

STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

MEDIA, INFORMATION & TECHNOCULTURE

Information & Media Studies

MEDIA & THE PUBLIC INTEREST

Entertain many options

for your future 

è
Courses in our Information & Media
Studies program teach you how to
research, analyze, and critique the
media you see. Our program prepares
you for a variety of career options in
media and beyond.
Lia Karidas, BA (Hons)’10 (MIT),
MA’12 (Popular Music and Culture) has
applied what she has learned in FIMS
and has taken the live entertainment
industry by storm. She has worked in
fundraising, event coordination, project
management and marketing; including
roles such as the Senior Marketing
Coordinator for Cirque du Soleil
Entertainment Group.

Follow your dreams Create the best student experience

Heading into university, Serena Mendizabal (a recent Media, Information &
Technoculture and Indigenous Studies graduate) had big dreams. First it
was becoming a teacher, then a photographer. Now Serena is on a different
path. After completing an Indigenous media course (which led her into
Indigenous Studies), Serena is focusing on Indigenous health and looking at
Meet Spencer! He’s a FIMS student with a passion for music and
media. He enjoys the full range of topics he gets to study within FIMS
including business, marketing and advertising while applying his
creative output in production fields such as film, music, design and
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art. Learn more about Spencer’s experience at Western and beyond:

the relationship between our health and the environment and how interwoven welcome.uwo.ca/experience
they are within one another. She wants to make a difference in her community
by developing an eco-youth home – not a shelter – bringing people back to the
land in a green-powered home. Western will help her make that a reality.

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STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

COMPOSITION
MUSIC EDUCATION
MUSIC RESEARCH
PERFORMANCE
POPULAR MUSIC STUDIES
MUSIC RECORDING ARTS
(COMBINED WITH FANSHAWE COLLEGE)
MUSIC ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES

See complete list of programs on page 6

Music
Play among the best è

When you participate in a masterclass within
our Don Wright Faculty of Music, you have the
opportunity to work with world-class musicians.
The group of students seen here are part of a
Chamber Music guest artist masterclass. They
had the opportunity to perform for members of
the St. Lawrence String Quartet back in March
2020. In addition to hearing performances
of world-class visiting artists in our concert
venues, our students have the opportunity for
mentorship. It’s an opportunity of a lifetime.

Be part of something new Pursue your passions

Study in our brand-new BMus Honours in Music Research program which reflects the Meet Kendra! She chose Popular Music Studies at Western because it is
diversity of music scholarship today. A single stream of courses permits upper-level one of the only programs like it in the country. Plus, you can combine it
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with a number of other programs at Western. Kendra chose to combine

music studies. You will have access to the extensive collection in the Music Library, her Popular Music Studies degree with Women’s Studies, so she did not
including special collections and key research resources. Tyler, a recent graduate of have to choose between her two passions – she can do both!
our Bachelor of Music program is seen here in the library with a manuscript from the Learn more about Kendra’s experience at Western and beyond:
impressive Gustav Mahler - Alfred Rosé Collection. welcome.uwo.ca/experience

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uwo.ca/sci | scibmsac@uwo.ca | 519.661.3040

STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

COMPUTER AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY SCIENCES
FOODS AND NUTRITION
INTEGRATED SCIENCE
LIFE SCIENCES
PHYSICAL SCIENCES

See complete list of programs on page 7

Science
Take your studies beyond
the classroom è

Get hands-on experiential learning through
research projects and field courses, like these
Earth Sciences students who joined graduate
students and researchers on a scientific
expedition at the Mars Desert Research Station
(MDRS), Utah.
Photo: Jim Urquhart/Reuters

Solve the world’s challenges Focus on your dreams

The Integrated Science program at Western (WISc) is very unique.
This limited enrolment program challenges you to seek solutions to
global issues from multiple scientific disciplines. For WISc student
Devanshi Shukla, the program has changed her study skills, the way
she works with others and how she considers problems. She loves the
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Meet Jeremiah! He wanted to go to a school where he could make a
difference and have an impact. Western has given him that through
the WISc program. He is now tackling problems in science from an
interdisciplinary perspective and applying the knowledge he learns in
class to real-world problems through Community Engaged Learning

small program dynamic of this amazing community. Like Devanshi courses. Learn more about Jeremiah’s experience at Western:
says, “You learn together, solve problems together and grow together.” welcome.uwo.ca/experience

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STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

ANATOMY AND CELL BIOLOGY
BIOCHEMISTRY
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND BIOSTATISTICS
INTERDISCIPLINARY MEDICAL SCIENCES
MEDICAL BIOPHYSICS
MICROBIOLOGY AND IMMUNOLOGY
NEUROSCIENCE
PATHOLOGY

Medical Sciences
PHYSIOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY

See complete list of programs on page 7

How our program works

The Bachelor of Medical Sciences (BMSc) program, offered
jointly by the Faculty of Science and the Schulich School of
Medicine & Dentistry, is designed for students interested in
studying the medical science disciplines at an advanced level.
Students interested in this program should apply to Medical
Sciences. Students admitted to Medical Sciences are assured
admission to Year 3 BMSc provided they satisfy certain
conditions in Medical Sciences 1 and 2.
schulich.uwo.ca/bmsc

Students interested in the undergraduate program in

Neuroscience (BSc) in Year 2 will normally apply via Medical
Sciences; however, any student who satisfies the first-year
admission requirements can be considered for admission.
schulich.uwo.ca/neuroscience

Conduct research with impact
Work one-on-one with world-renowned
scientists and clinicians on life-changing
research in areas such as biomedical
imaging, cardiovascular diseases, infection
and immunity, or cancer.
Learn from professors and your peers
Meet Zameena! She chose to study Biochemistry and Cancer
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Biology at Western so she can focus on cancer research. She is
applying what she learns from all of the different programs, people,
and perspectives to her own learning. Learn about Zameena’s
experience at Western: welcome.uwo.ca/experience

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STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

ANTHROPOLOGY
DAN MANAGEMENT
ECONOMICS
GEOGRAPHY
HISTORY
INDIGENOUS STUDIES
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PSYCHOLOGY

Social Science
SOCIOLOGY
WOMEN’S STUDIES AND FEMINIST RESEARCH

See complete list of programs on page 7

Not your typical classroom è


Political Science Professor Radoslav Dimitrov
(below) brings his classroom to life each
year with negotiation simulations, pitting
student against student as they portray
diplomats negotiating international treaties
on a variety of issues, from climate change
to the Iranian nuclear energy program.
The exercise ends with a reality check,
where students hear the real story of the
negotiations on the Paris Agreement on
Climate Change. This is just one example
of ways we make learning fun at Western.

Our professors go beyond the classroom as well Being organized is the name of the game
Professor Dimitrov specializes in global environmental politics, international climate Meet Nicolas! He is a successful Economics student (Dean’s Honour
change negotiations and UN diplomacy. He participates in UN climate change negotiations List) and varsity athlete (Western Mustangs Defensive Line). He
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attributes his success to using all of the resources available to him –

(2004-2009). His work documents the history of climate negotiations from behind closed from coaches to faculty members to academic counselling – so he can
doors and explores the politics of international policymaking. You have the opportunity to optimize every minute of his busy schedule. Learn more about Nicolas’
gain first-hand knowledge from this global leader when studying courses such as Global experience at Western: welcome.uwo.ca/experience
Climate Politics (pictured above).

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 DAN Department
of Management

DAN Department of Management & Organizational Studies

& Organizational
Studies
dan.uwo.ca | dan@uwo.ca | 519.661.2051

STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE

ACCOUNTING
COMMERCIAL AVIATION MANAGEMENT (CAM)
CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
FINANCE
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
MANAGEMENT AND LEGAL STUDIES

Work with industry

professionals è

Accounting students Raj (left) and
Pride (right) have stepped outside the
classroom for a year to complete an
internship at MNP, one of the largest
full-service chartered accountancy and
business advisory firms in Canada.
Working out of MNP’s London office,
they are learning about accounting,
consulting, taxes and a wide range of
business advisory services.

Earn a professional designation Learn about yourself

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Complete courses during your studies in DAN Management that count towards
professional designations such as the Chartered Professional Accountant
(CPA), Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA), Certified Human Resources
Professional (CHRP), or an Integrated Commercial Pilot’s License (ICPL).
Meet Brendan! He chose to study Consumer Behavior at
Western to assist with his DJ business in the Bahamas.
The program has helped Brendan with his brand,
understanding his clientele, accounting and day-to-day
networking. Learn more about Brendan’s experience at
Western and beyond: welcome.uwo.ca/experience

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 PROFESSIONAL SECOND-ENTRY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

SCHULICH MEDICINE SCHULICH DENTISTRY

schulich.uwo.ca
admissions.medicine@schulich.uwo.ca
519.661.3744
Schulich Medicine provides an outstanding educational
experience within a research-intensive, distributed-learning
environment, where tomorrow’s physicians and health
researchers learn to be socially responsible leaders in the
advancement of human health. The Doctor of Medicine (MD)
degree is the stepping stone to clinical practice, research or
other medical careers. You’ll learn in a variety of ways: lectures,
labs, small group tutorials, case-based discussions, simulation
and self-guided study.
Length of Study: 4 Years
Minimum Admission Average: GPA minimum in each of two
full-time undergraduate years. GPA minimum is reset annually.
schulich.uwo.ca
admissions.dentistry@schulich.uwo.ca
519.661.3744
The Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) degree in the Schulich
School of Medicine & Dentistry is the first step in formal dental
education, followed by internships, residency and specialty
training. The curriculum is continually evolving and provides
graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to enter
general practice, pursue specialty training or embark on
academic careers.
Length of Study: 4 Years
Minimum Admission Average: 80% in each of two full-time
undergraduate years in order to be considered.

IVEY BUSINESS SCHOOL

ivey.ca/hba | hba@ivey.uwo.ca | 519.661.4111

STUDY WHAT YOU LOVE CREATE YOUR OWN PATH

Take the opportunity to explore your academic interests before No other undergraduate business program provides you with
choosing your career options, rather than be channeled into a the opportunity to explore as many different career paths as
narrow field early on. The Ivey Honours Business Administration the Ivey Honours Business Administration (HBA) program.
(HBA) program is a 2+2 program, which means you study You are free to explore your passions beyond the classroom –
anything you are interested in for your first two years at Western and beyond the boardroom. You are free to create your own
or another recognized university, followed by two years of path and become whoever you want to be.
concentrated business study at Ivey.
Apply for conditional admission to Ivey during your last year
COMBINED DEGREES of secondary school as part of the Ivey Advanced Entry
Opportunity (AEO) or apply from university. Learn more:
EDUCATION LAW
If you want two degrees, you can study for five years and edu.uwo.ca | eduwo@uwo.ca law.uwo.ca | lawapp@uwo.ca
ivey.ca/hba
graduate with an Ivey HBA plus a degree in any of these
disciplines: Length of Study: 2 Years Develop the habits of mind, hand and heart that define Western Law has a long, proud tradition of producing great
passionate teachers and leaders in education at a university leaders in many fields. With our signature small-group
• Arts & Humanities • Law that consistently offers Canada’s best student experience. program, we are known for our collegial atmosphere and
• Arts & Social Science • Media, Information Our two-year Bachelor of Education (BEd) degree has been inclusive student experience. We are committed to the
• Economics & Technoculture designed to address current needs in education to prepare success of our students and faculty. In addition to our
• Engineering • Medical Sciences you to become an educational leader on a global scale. innovative curriculum, you can participate in many clinical
• Geography • Music programs, advocacy competitions and intensive seminars.
• Global Studies • Nutrition & Dietetics Length of study: 2 years
• Health Sciences • Political Science Length of study: 3 years full-time or up to 6 years extended
Miniumum admission average: 70%
• International Relations • Psychology time
• Kinesiology • Sciences Miniumum admission average: Competitive overall average is
A- (GPA 3.7).
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 MAKE LONDON, ONTARIO YOUR NEW HOME
Where is Western University?
Western is located in London,
Ontario. London is in the centre of
southwestern Ontario. Approximately
two hours driving distance from
Toronto and Detroit, Michigan.
CALGARY
REGINA
VANCOUVER
WINNIPEG
Ontario
OTTAWA
DETROIT
CHICAGO
CLEVELAND
Rich and diverse Easy transportation
London is the second-fastest Use a London Transit Bus Pass to get
growing city in Canada! More around the city – it is included in your
people are calling London home, tuition fees! When it’s time to travel,
including many visitors and fly out of London International Airport
immigrants who bring rich culture (YXU), board a Greyhound Bus or hop
and help diversify the city. on a Via Rail train.
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QUÉBEC CITY
MONTREAL
TORONTO
NEW YORK
You’ll never be bored
Sports. Concerts. Parks. Trails.
Museums. Shopping. Dining.
Nightlife. Festivals. Markets. Skiing.
Snowboarding. Hiking. Skating.
Movies. Theatre. Art. Experience
something new every day!
LIVE THE
RESIDENCE LIFE
residence.uwo.ca | housing@uwo.ca | 519.661.3547
Get an academic edge
Studies have shown students who live in
residence do better academically than their
off-campus peers.†
Request to live on a Living-Learning Community
floor, for a seamless experience between
academic and home environments.
Connect with your Academic and Leadership
Programmer (ALP) for academic coaching,
Traditional-Style
resources, programming, exam review Double Room Single Room
sessions, study-skill workshops or to simply
form study groups.
Available in Elgin Hall, Essex Hall,
Alumni House and London Hall.
Enjoy healthy eating
Flexible meal plans are available for use in
residence dining halls, on-campus eateries and a
selection of home delivery and dine-out locations
in London.
Chefs prepare a wide selection of food in-house,
so there’s always something new to try. You can
work with our Nutrition Manager for assistance in
making healthy food choices.
Allergies? Dietary restrictions? No problem. Our
packaging is labelled and nutritional content is
available online for our menu items. Plant-based
options, as well as options made without nuts or
gluten are offered daily.
Become a student leader
Get involved in academic, social, cultural and
Suite-Style
recreational activities. Single Room
Join Residents’ Council or become a Residence Available in Elgin Hall, Essex Hall,
Alumni House and London Hall.
Don or Residence Soph.
Rest easy with our focus on safety
Access to our buildings or residential areas is
restricted 24/7 by a locked door controlled by
card access.
Front Desk Staff are always just a phone call away.
Residence Student Leaders live on each floor and
are on-call during evenings and weekends.
Live in well-maintained spaces
Continual upgrades and renovations ensure
you enjoy high-quality, well-equipped
accommodations.
Common areas and shared washrooms on your
floor and throughout your building are cleaned
every day.
Regular room cleaning is also provided.
Hybrid-Style
Double Room Single Room
Create memories to last a lifetime
Available in Ontario Hall and Perth Hall.
Meet new people and make lifelong friendships!
†Source: Office of Institutional Planning & Budgeting, Western University,
internal data 2002-2018.
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 EXPERIENCE IT ALL
Online. In person. We’ve got you covered. Here to support you every step of the way

78% of our co-curricular programs are offered virtually to provide you with the best student experience – in person
(when available) and online. Check out all the amazing opportunities below to see what will be available to you
during your time at Western.
Western’s Student Experience division has launched a virtual community of resources and supports to help you manage your
academics and well-being so you can continue to thrive while on campus or online. Visit uwo.ca/se/digital/ to find the online
support you need.

Get work experience while Kickstart your career with Lead in society Support to get you here Support while you are here Support for your future
you learn Western Entrepreneurship cel.uwo.ca uwo.ca/se/digital/incoming/ welcome.uwo.ca/support career.uwo.ca
internship.uwo.ca uwo.ca/entrepreneurship • Orientation Serves Thriving Foundations • Accessible Education • Individual career appointments and
• Internships • Get connected • Community Engaged Learning • Writing Support Centre assessments
• Summer Academic Orientation
• Co-ops • Propel your ideas Courses • Learning Development & Success • Presentations and workshops
• SmartStart
• Practicums • Accelerate your success • IMPACT Experience • Western Peer Leader Program • Virtual networking events and fairs
• Community Connections
• Work Study • Leadership Education Program (LEP) • Online portal for job postings and
• Academic Success Program
• Leadership and Academic Mentorship experiential learning opportunities
Program (LAMP)
• International & Exchange Student
Build your community Be a global citizen Ready, Set, Play
Centre (IESC)
westernusc.ca goabroad.uwo.ca westernmustangs.ca • Mental Health Care
• Student clubs • Study abroad • Varsity sports • Student Health Care Clinic
• Student government • Internships • Varsity clubs • Academic and Transitional Program
• Events and extracurricular programs • Summer programs • Intramurals for Indigenous Students
• Volunteer • Society of Off-Campus Students
(SOCS)
• Conduct research
• Out of Province Student Association
(OPSA)

Not sure where to start? Check out Western’s Experience Catalogue: connect.uwo.ca/catalogue. This new searchable database is
your planning tool to explore all of the experiences you can participate in at Western. Here you will find everything from internships and Want to know more about student life at Western? Checkout Thrive Online: uwo.ca/se/thrive. This is an online space for
co-ops to courses with an experiential learning component, plus more than 400 co-curricular opportunities. Your future starts here. Western students to tell their own stories in their own words. Hear directly from current students about life as a Western Mustang.

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 DISCOVER WAYS TO FINANCE YOUR DEGREE
registrar.uwo.ca/student_finances | contact@uwo.ca | 519.661.2100

Scholarships registrar.uwo.ca/scholarships
Scholarships are based on merit and come in all shapes and sizes. Below are a few of your options.

Admission Scholarships
ü No application needed
ü Available to Canadian citizens, permanent residents and international students

SCHOLARSHIP VALUE AVERAGE

Western Scholarship of Excellence 250 scholarships at $8,000 each Top high school admission average

Scholarships & Student Finances

($6,000 in first year, plus $2,000 for
an optional study abroad experience)

Western Scholarship of Distinction $3,500 each Final admission average of

Western Admission Scholarship
National Scholarship Program
$30,000 – $72,000
ü Requires an application, a nomination from your high school, and an essay
ü Deadline to apply is mid-February
ü Must have a 90 per cent average to apply
ü Awarded based on outstanding academics, passion for learning and extracurricular achievements
ü With the exception of the International President’s Entrance Scholarship, only Canadian citizens or permanent residents
are eligible to apply
SCHOLARSHIP
President’s Entrance Scholarships
Beryl Ivey Continuing Entrance Scholarship
International President’s Entrance Scholarships
Faculty Entrance Scholarships
National Scholarship Study Abroad Awards
92.0% to 100.0%
($2,500 in first year, plus $1,000 for
optional study abroad experience)
Unlimited number
Financial Aid
$2,500 each Final admission average of
90.0% to 91.9%
($1,500 in first year, plus $1,000 for Bursaries Government Assistance
optional study abroad experience)
Bursaries are based on financial need and can be valued at up Ontario Students
Unlimited number to $4,000. The online application is available at
Apply for OSAP. The Ontario Student Assistance
registrar.uwo.ca/bursaries
Program is your first source of funding to
consider for university. The application is free
Admission Bursaries and you can get an estimate of how much
ü Deadline to apply is mid-July support you’ll receive.
ü Available for incoming first-year students coming from high school
ontario.ca/osap
In-Course Bursaries Outside Ontario?
ü Application is available in mid-August Canadian students outside Ontario: You can
ü Available to incoming and returning students get funding from your own provincial Ministry
Read more information online: registrar.uwo.ca/bursaries of Education. Learn about the process in your
province online.
VALUE Work Study registrar.uwo.ca/ooploans
Why not get experience while making ends meet? There are over
5 at $65,000 and up to 15 at $50,000 2,000 employment opportunities right on campus! Who knows? You
could be the person writing these words next year.
1 at $72,000
ü Requires an application CANADIAN STUDENTS IN ONTARIO
ü Typically awarded to students beyond first year Calculate your own costs using
3 at $50,000 the Financial Resource Workbook.
ü Eligibility is based on financial need
ü International Student Work Opportunities Program financialresourceworkbook.uwo.ca
Up to 15 at $30,000
Read more about your options online: registrar.uwo.ca/workstudy
Up to 39 at a maximum value of $5,000

Schulich Leader Scholarships There’s more!

$80,000 – $100,000 There are scholarships and awards specific to your faculty, so be sure to do your research.

ü Requires an application and nomination from your high school
ü For students in STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
ü Awarded based on academics, leadership and an entrepreneurial focus
ü Only Canadian citizens or permanent residents are eligible to apply
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Use the Award Search at studentservices.uwo.ca/awardsearch to see what scholarships are available at Western.
And remember, you can apply to scholarships from anywhere! Expand your search to local community organizations,
businesses or nation-wide scholarship websites.
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 Affiliated University Colleges of Western
Brescia, Huron and King’s are Affiliated University Colleges of Western University and contribute to
our dynamic student experience. All three affiliates are within steps of Western’s Main Campus, so you
can enjoy the benefits of a small-campus experience while having access to one of Ontario’s most
comprehensive universities.

BRESCIA HURON KING’S

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
brescia.uwo.ca huronatwestern.ca kings.uwo.ca
brescia@uwo.ca | 519.858.5151 huron@uwo.ca | 519.438.7224 kings@uwo.ca | 519.433.3491

Study What You Love* Study What You Love* Study What You Love*
• Management & Organizational • Arts (EHA) • Management & Organizational
Studies (EBD) • Management & Organizational Studies (EKD)
• Arts (EBA) Studies (EHD) • Arts (EKA)
• Family Studies & Human • Social Science (EHO) • Childhood and Social Institutions
Development BA (Human • Combined Ivey HBA degree with (EKC)
Ecology) (EBF) all BA programs • Finance and Wealth Management
• Family Studies & Human (EKF)
Development BSc (Human Your Student Experience • Social Justice and Peace Studies
Ecology) (EBZ) (EKJ)
• Foods & Nutrition BSc (EBH) For more than 150 years, Huron
• Social Science (EKO)
has delivered an elite university
• Health Sciences BA (EBW) • Social Work (EKS)
experience that offers:
• Kinesiology BA (EBP)
• Ethical leadership and community
• Social Science (EBO)
engagement;
Your Student Experience
• Preliminary Year Program • Integration of character-building Founded in 1954, King’s is a Catholic
(Foundation Year University and civic responsibility with the affiliated university college offering:
Preparatory) (EBC) traditional advantages of the
Liberal Arts; • Challenging academic
Your Student Experience • A culture of care supporting environments;
students both inside and outside • Focus on the importance of social
A Catholic university college with rich justice, while respecting the
Ursuline history, Brescia is Canada’s
only women’s university educating
the classroom;
• Guaranteed paid internship in
all programs;
values of each individual;
• Small class sizes;
Fall in love with Western
future women leaders since 1919. • Experiential learning
• Well-rounded education that
Brescia offers: prepares you for numerous, opportunities to help students Connect with us online to discover why
engage both locally and globally Choosing the right Western may be the right choice for you.
ever-changing roles and careers;
• A student-centred, personalized to make a difference; university for you
• Entrance scholarships; and welcome.uwo.ca
approach; • Entrance scholarships; and
• Residence.
• Small class sizes and increased • Residence. is a big decision. • Testimonials & Mini-Lectures
engagement;
• Interactive Presentations
• Generous entrance scholarships;
• Luxury residences; and
We are here to help. • Virtual Open House
• An upscale dining pavilion. • Virtual Tours

* Brescia, Huron and King’s programs are separate choices on your OUAC application; listed directly underneath Western’s Main Campus programs. Your degree will be granted by Western
University; therefore, you will receive an internationally recognized Western degree.

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