All applications for biomedical engineering are completed online. All information pertaining to applying to The University of Western Ontario can be found on the School of Graduate Studies website (www.grad.uwo.ca).

ONLINE APPLICATION                http://horizon.ouac.on.ca/western/grad

 

Once an online application is complete, please forward

• TRANSCRIPTS - copy of all post secondary school transcripts.
• TOEFL (if applicable) - TOEFL information can be found at The School of Graduate Studies website, http://www.grad.uwo.ca

 

DEADLINE INFORMATION: There is ONE deadline for all sessions (September and January).
For consideration, you must have ALL your application materials submitted.

 

ACKNOWLEDGMENT:  We will acknowledge receipt of your application by e-mail when your graduate application is received in Biomedical Engineering. Your on-line application form is NOT your complete application. It can take up to 3 weeks to process an application once it is received. If any documents are missing from your application, you will also be notified by e-mail. Your application will not be processed until all documentation is received.

Once a decision has been made regarding your application, you will be notified. If you have not received notification of the status of your application, a decision has not been made.

If you have any questions, please write to the address above or send email to bmegrad@eng.uwo.ca

Admission to the graduate BME Program is a three-part process:

• The student completes a formal application and all documentation.
• The Program reviews the application and determines whether the student is academically acceptable for entry. Core Faculty are provided with relevant information about students and have access to application files.
• If a supervisor accepts a student and provides the Program with a letter outlining financial support arrangements, the application is signed and forwarded to the School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies (SGPS) for a formal decision regarding admission. SGPS then determines whether or not the student merits minimum standards for admission to the University, and considers any program request for funding. Successful applicants are then sent an offer of admission by SGPS.