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University of Ottawa: Personalized Viewbook wrote:BSc with Honours in Biomedical Science
Are you fascinated by the study of who we are as human beings – not only from a scientific perspective, but also from a holistic point of view? With its emphasis on the whole human being, this program provides a basis in anatomy, psychology and health sciences, with a strong knowledge of biology and biochemistry. Also, thanks to its structure, the program readies you for second-entry programs in the health sciences or medicine, if you’re so inclined. You can combine this program with a minor from any faculty, including the Faculty of Science. This program allows you to do a fourth-year research project with thesis under the supervision of a researcher from the Faculties of Science or Medicine at the University of Ottawa or from a University–affiliated research institute.
High-Tech Campus:
The south end of our campus consists of several science buildings housing state-of-theart equipment. Our laboratories are second to none. The new world-class biosciences complex is just one example of the stateof-the art facilities that offer our students additional opportunities to become the leaders of tomorrow. Undergraduate Research Scholarships. This scholarship gives you the opportunity to live a unique experience. Sixteen recipients are awarded $10,000, and take part in important scientific discoveries before they even start their studies: working as summer research assistants alongside uOttawa’s professors and worldclass research groups.
Sample courses:
Introduction to general anatomy and physiology
Principles of chemistry
Introduction to experimental psychology
Lifespan psychology
Molecular biology
General intermediary metabolism
Determinants of health
Career opportunities:
Forensic scientist
Patent-law officer
Health regulatory officer
Teacher
Pharmaceutical representative
Researcher in science and
health science fields
Lab technician
Here's the most info I can get on it.
Anyways, kinda stealing the thread here. Should I take it over Queen's Science and Mac Life Science? I'm not saying that I don't know that it's up to me to decide whatever is best for me or whatever. I know I'll do fine everywhere, because I adapt very well, and enjoy all types of environment, making it even harder to decide. I've seen how nice all the university campuses look. I just want feedback from people in these programs themselves.
Accepted: Queen's Science, UTM Life Science, Ottawa Biomedical Science, McMaster Life Science