The interdisciplinary partnerships and collaborations are what makes graduate studies at the School of Biomedical Engineering a unique and rich training experience. The research-intensive master’s and doctoral programs focus on the School’s four research pillars: biomaterials, biomechanics, imaging, and mechatronics.  Our graduate programs are affiliated with the Faculties of Engineering, Health Sciences, and Science; the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry, and London’s hospitals and hospital-based research institutes. BME master’s and PhD alumni have gone on to successful careers in academia, the medical device industry, medicine, and many other sectors. We welcome students with honour’s degrees or equivalent from a diverse range of engineering and science disciplines. 


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Funding

Minimum annual funding is $17,000/year + tuition + fees.  For Canadian and permanent resident students, the minimum total funding is $24,456 for 2024/2025.   

Paid Teaching Assistantships (TAs) may be available to graduate students.

Engineering fellowships created for Indigenous and Black doctoral students. Read the full article.

Professional Development

As a Western graduate student, you have access to an abundance of quality professional development opportunities, which make it simple for you to self-direct your learning and development, maximize the value of your degree, and ease your career transition.

 

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